Do We All Believe in the Same God?

Frontpage Mag ^ | 12/23/2014 | Dr. Stephen M. Kirby

[Biggirl]

Thank-you for this truthful article. God Bless and Merry Christmas!

[TexasGator]

Since there is only one God, we must all believe in the same God .... just certain religions have been lead astray by the false prophets.

[MrB]

There is God, and there is the entity that He created that seeks to be worshiped in place of Him.

Those not worshiping God are serving the other guy.

[Farmer Dean]

It took Satan 700 years to come up with the deception that is Islam.He had plenty of time to work out the details.

[SeekAndFind]

RE: Since there is only one God, we must all believe in the same God ...

Even when you believe that this one God wants you to sacrifice your children and blow themselves up?

[a fool in paradise]

No. Obama admits it when he proclaims that Islamonazis don’t follow the same god (yet he respects their religion enough that he gave a muslim funeral to Osama Bin Laden).

[Roman_War_Criminal]

No and not even close!

The God of Abraham—the Great I Am, who is Christ is the only God.

John 1:1
John 8:58

And King David calls Jesus “LORD”:

Psalm 110:1
Mark 12:35-37

[I want the USA back]

There can only be one God. Some belief systems have invented an impossible god, which can not exist. Pope Benedict pointed out the inherent contradictions in the ROP and got flak for it. He was right.

[DSH]

There is God, and there is the entity that He created that seeks to be worshiped in place of Him.

Those not worshiping God are serving the other guy.

Well put.

[TexasGator]

“Even when you believe that this one God wants you to sacrifice your children and blow themselves up?”

As I said, many have been led by false prophets.

[Alex Murphy]

A commonly heard claim is that Jews, Christians and Muslims all believe in “the same God.” These are comforting words and of great assistance to those wishing to engage in interfaith dialogues and tri-faith ventures. But is this true? To answer that question, let’s look at what is said and taught about Jews and Christians by Allah, the god of Islam, and Muhammad, Allah’s prophet.

Aaaaand cue the Catholic catechism....

[Tennessee Nana]

No the gods that the mormons and the moslems worship are different than the God of the Christians and Jews..

[BornToBeAmerican]

By their fruits one shall know them...

[SIRTRIS]

Since no muslims can follow Allah they try to model themselves after Moh! All one needs to know about moh is what muslim think they know about him as the “perfect pattern of human behavior” from Sahih(correct) Hadieths praising his victories to allah for the use of terror, child marriages, 12 wives plus, sharing booty with his allah & creating females deficient in intelligence plus religion! I could go on about the perfect pattern of Mohammad for muslim to emulate! LOL

[CynicalBear]

The Catholic Church says they and the Muslims do have the same god.

[SIRTRIS]

Authorities again stop Catholics from using the word Allah http://www.asianews.it/news-en/Authorities-again-stop-Catholics-from-using-the-word-Allah-28808.html

[Wyrd bið ful aræd]

There are also false gods, i.e. entities created by God who seek to be worshipped in His place as if they were Him.

Scripture tells us of many instances of people rendering worship to false idols.

[CynicalBear]

CCC 841 The Church's relationship with the Muslims. "The plan of salvation also includes those who acknowledge the Creator, in the first place amongst whom are the Muslims; these profess to hold the faith of Abraham, and together with us they adore the one, merciful God, mankind's judge on the last day."

[Kolokotronis]

"Allah" is the Arabic word for God. Go to any Antiochian Orthodox Christian Divine Liturgy and you will hear the word used time and again. Mohammedanism on the other hand, is a Judeo/Christian heresy and like all heresies, it is a bitter, deadly weed in Creation. The attributes of "Allah" as described by Mohammedanism are consequently false, demonic and ultimately deadly, but "Allah" is in fact the very God, Ο ΩΝ, whom we worship.