Islam denies the divinity of Christ, but sees Him as sinless.
By achilles2010
@achilles2010 (3051)
India
May 28, 2010 2:12am CST
Islam denies the divinity of Christ, but sees Him as sinless. Divinity means something never seen or something, which never existed before. Sin was rampant while Christ was born; and is rampant even after His death. Therefore, Jesus was born amongst the sinful. Isn’t His sinless birth makes him divine because none had seen someone like Him before; or none like Him existed before?
5 responses
@veejay19 (3589)
• India
29 May 10
Just as Prophet Mohammed was born to lead the sinful people of his time out of sin so was Christ born amongst the sinners of his day for the very same purpose.And long before them had come Lord Rama and Bhagwan Krishna for the same purpose.God incarnates as a human with the purpose of establishing Dharma or Righteousness when too much of sinning takes place.Christ was divine all right whether some people do not accept it or not.His birth without natural conception is very similar to Krishna`s.Both were conceived in the same way, immaculate conception as it is called, and both were born in humble quarters, Christ in a manger and Krishna in a prison.Islam does not recognize many things but the truth remains the truth whether they accept it or not.
@webzap (884)
• Philippines
29 May 10
Oh very nice. I agree, 100% to your explanation. By the way, if Prophet Mohammed is being considered by Muslims as their God and Prophet, and Jesus Christ our Lord and God, is Krishna yours?
@awapak (1275)
• Pakistan
30 May 10
In fact all the Prophets of one God Almighty are sinless b/c they remain under direct protection of God Almighty.Muslims also believe in the chastity/modesty of Mother Mary(Maryam in Islam)and the miraculous birth of Jesus(pbuh).Both these religions are much closer to each other,that's why they will join together when Jesus will come.
@dweebs_8000_j (881)
• Philippines
28 May 10
that's the difference between Christianism and Islam...
