[Triple]

Let’s not make this personal.

Agreed, St. John and Mary were early Christians.

Now back to the topic...Was the Quran divinely inspired? And if so, why not st. Muhammad?

[JoeFromSidney]

Was the Quran divinely inspired? And if so, why not st. Muhammad?

I am a Catholic. I think the Koran was diabolically inspired. Remember how it instructs Muslims to kill everyone who is not a Muslim, until the whole world worships Allah.

As for members of the Catholic hierarchy calling it "holy," they have been infected with political correctness. Remember, Pope Francis came from Argentina, one of the hotbeds of Marxist-inspired "liberation theology."

[piusv]

Asking whether you were Catholic was not making it personal. You either are or you are not. If you are Catholic , then I’m not sure why you would ask that about Mary and John the Baptist. That’s why I asked.

[piusv]

I thought I already responded to "the topic at hand". I said that I wouldn't be surprised if Francis would go along with canonizing Muhammed. I don't consider him a "Catholic leader". He isn't Catholic and he isn't a true pope.

As a Catholic, I believe that Islam is a diabolical religion and its "holy book" is therefore not "holy". Muhammed can not possibly be a valid canonized saint in the Catholic Church.

Exactly what is it you want from me?