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Christmas made an official holiday in Iraq
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| 12/25/2008
| JIM HEINTZ
Posted on 12/25/2008 6:48:52 AM PST by Wavrnr10
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To: Always Right
well Islam does recognize Christ, but only as a prophet, just not as the messiah. Does that imply that they believe:
- that Jesus was the son of God, or
- that writings about Jesus' words should be considered meaningless, or
- The writings that state that Jesus called himself the son of God are in error, but writings about him should otherwise be considered meaningful, or
- Jesus did call himself the son of God, even though he wasn't, but that doesn't preclude him from otherwise being a good person with meaningful things to say?
The first interpretation is the Christian one, and the second is decidedly anti-Christian. If one doesn't believe either of those, I would think one would have to believe one of the other two; frankly, I can't see how the latter viewpoints would make much sense.
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(Barry Soetoro == Bravo Sierra)
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