WHO MOVED THE STONE?

[stany]

Originally Posted by Sunshine

So what? Nothing different than what you've done.

I would naver spam with irrelevant material. You are quickly becoming the king of spam.

[Sunshine]

Originally Posted by stany

I would naver spam with irrelevant material. You are quickly becoming the king of spam.

When did you think of that? When you were spamming the place? Don't even answer. No need to. And I really mean that.

[pvb]

these are all pretty stupid questions stani.

For example question 5 the death time falling the way around the sabbath did not allow for the usual custom. Read in the Bible about annointing and oil. stani, LOL! just read the Bible.

[collie]

Who moved the stone? It is one of the wonderful mysteries from God.

[menj]

Originally Posted by collie

Who moved the stone? It is one of the wonderful mysteries from God.

So you are perfectly content with that kind of "mystery" answer"?

[collie]

Originally Posted by menj

So you are perfectly content with that kind of "mystery" answer"?

I certainly am content with that answer. It is only when we reach heaven that all God's mysteries will be revealed.

[menj]

Originally Posted by collie

I certainly am content with that answer. It is only when we reach heaven that all God's mysteries will be revealed.

And what if your expected "answer" isn't what it turned out to be?

[Banzam]

Banzam alias landsrow;

"Who moved the stone?"

Of course, in Islam the question is irrelevant - for Jesus Christ was never crucified and therefore was never buried. And if He was not buried the stone did not need moving.

To me, the amazing thing is that the Quran simply dismisses, without arguement or proof, the account of many eye-witnesses - eye-witnesses who left their written testimonies of what they saw and heard. Mohammed comes along 6oo years later and simply says "God told me that Jesus was never crucified". Joseph Smith, founder of the Mormons, did exactly the same thing - he declared himself a "prophet" and on that basis simply says "God told me ..........." and expects everyone to believe him.

[menj]

Originally Posted by Banzam

To me, the amazing thing is that the Quran simply dismisses, without arguement or proof, the account of many eye-witnesses - eye-witnesses who left their written testimonies of what they saw and heard.

I think the amazing thing here is you complaining that the Qur'an "dismisses, without argument or proof" the question of eye-witnesses. There were never any "eye-witnesses" to begin with. All we have are hearsay and the so-called claims of eye-witnesses, and yet no Roman historian of that era (or any third-party source) ever mentioned these "eye-witnesses". Only the NT mentions these mysterious people without any proof. What were their names? Where were they from? Nothing, nada, zilch.

Mohammed comes along 6oo years later and simply says "God told me that Jesus was never crucified".

Wrong, it is GOD who said that Isa alaihissalam was never crucified.

Joseph Smith, founder of the Mormons, did exactly the same thing - he declared himself a "prophet" and on that basis simply says "God told me ..........." and expects everyone to believe him.

Should I even waste my time responding to this? Joseph Smith came long after the Prophet (P) and it is well known that he was influenced by Islam to a certain extent. To claim that just because Joseph Smith claimed this and therefore imply that what the Prophet Muhammad (P) said is Ignoratio elenchi. Not to mention that there are vast theological differences between the Mormons and Islam.