“He said they worship the same God. He did not say they profess to worship the same God, even though they really don’t.”
Since his statement was not part of the ordinary magisterium and it wasn’t an ex cathedra pronouncement I really don’t care what he said. It changes exactly nothing of the faith.
“Your religion is wrong to claim that Muslims worship the God of the Bible.”
Your opinion is duly noted, but you’re opinion is based on a false premise. The CCC, which is the statement that matters since it is that which is a sure norm, says “profess”. Case closed.
“In reality, they worship a demonic moon-god who is a badly perverted version of the one found in the Bible. He is an idol that does not exist.”
And none of that changes the fact that you’re wrong about Brewer.
Now, from where did you get the first Brewer quote you posted in post 10? Will you admit where you got it from? I’m still betting no at this point. To admit the truth is hard for an anti-Catholic Protestant. Lies and deception come to them so easily.
So when Catholics say they profess the Nicene Creed we are to realize they really don’t?
“Since his statement was not part of the ordinary magisterium and it wasn’t an ex cathedra pronouncement I really don’t care what he said.”
So much for the “Successor of Peter,” eh?
Your catechism says
“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.”330
The plan of salvation includes those who acknowledge the creator, in the first place... Muslims.
Just so you know, there is no plan of salvation outside of Christianity.
This also doesn’t change the fact that you’re wrong about Christianity, the Pope and his tongue kissing of a Koran, and Brewer.