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Comments on Highlight from article: Christians refer to
themselves as brothers and sisters because they serve God their Father,
through their understanding in Jesus Christ. In the same way Muslims refer to
themselves as brothers and sisters because they serve Allah through their
understanding as given by the “Prophet” Muhammad. Consider
the following scriptures as you read on. Mark 3:35 [KJV] - For whosoever shall do the will of God, the
same is my brother, and my sister, and mother. From
Mark 3:35: Is the will of the Koran the same as the will behind the Bible? The
Bible claims to be inspired by God. After reading the Koran and the Bible can
anyone sincerely come to the conclusion that the inspiration comes from the
same source (God)? If the inspiration came from the same source, why is it
that the two systems of worship (to God) are like night and day? Can
you be a brother or sister to someone that believes in a different God
(outside of natural birth)? Will not the spiritual connection/family be
different? Will
you call someone your brother or sister if they have a different father and
mother than you? Did
any of the Church fathers, old testament prophets and or apostles of Jesus
Christ ever refer to anyone outside the faith of the God of Abraham, Isaac and
Jacob as their brothers and sisters? The
Bible of the Christian states that no one can come to the Father but by Jesus
(only). So how can we expect to see “our” Muslim brothers and sisters in
heaven if they have chosen a different path (by way of Muhammad)? In light of the Word, we at TTGM must disagree
with Pope Francis on this one. There is no evidence in scripture that
supports that a believer in Christ considered someone outside of the faith
(in Christ) as a brother or a sister. Outside the Jewish faith, people were
referred to as gentiles (a gentile would never be considered a brother/sister
to a Jew). In the Christian faith, only after conversion to faith in Christ
was the title brother/sister bestowed on a person. Pope Francis has no
scriptural or historical support for this statement. Interesting to note; a
Muslim would never consider a Christian or a Jew to be his brother/sister. It
is important to note that in the homeland of a Muslim, a Christian cannot
worship his God in total freedom; in fact it may cost him his life. Lets not get bewildered by Pope Francis’ statement. |
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