بایگانی دسته‌بندی‌ها: عذرخواهی: آیا می دانستید؟

مسلمانان با اشاره به آنچه عیسی در مرقس ۱۲:۲۹ گفته است، استدلال می‌کنند که او توحید را تعلیم داده است. آیا منظور عیسی از «توحید» همین بوده است؟ در واقع، عیسی در پاسخ به کاتبی که از او می‌پرسد کدام فرمان مهمترین است، می‌گوید. عیسی با نقل قول از شما از تثنیه ۶:۴-۵ پاسخ می‌دهد: «ای اسرائیل بشنو: خداوند، خدای ما، خداوند است.»ادامه مطلب “The Concept of God’s Oneness in Mark 12:29”

مسلمانان اغلب متون کتاب مقدس را از دریچه اسلام تفسیر می‌کنند که منجر به سوءتفاهم می‌شود. در اینجا راهکارهای مشخصی برای پرداختن مؤثر به این سوءتفاهم‌ها ارائه شده است: یوحنا ۱:۱، ۱۴ - کلمه جسم شد. سوءتفاهم: مسلمانان ممکن است استدلال کنند که یوحنا ۱:۱ و ۱:۱۴ منطقاً نمی‌توانند به این معنی باشند که خدا جسم شد. پاسخ: پسر خدا. سوءتفاهم: مسلمانان اغلب فکر می‌کنند که «پسر»ادامه مطلب “Addressing Misinterpretations of Biblical Passages”

Muslims argue that the claim that Jesus is God, the second person in the Holy Trinity, is contradicted by several passages in the Bible itself. These passages highlight Jesus’ limitations in knowledge, power, and independence. For instance, Jesus admits his ignorance about the Day of Judgment (Mark 13:32, Matt. 24:36), his reliance on God forادامه مطلب “Jesus as God Made Flesh: A Christian Apologetic Response”

Many Muslims argue in addressing the term “Only Begotten” in relation to Jesus, it is essential to examine the context and usage of “Father” and “Son” in both Jewish and Christian scriptures. Many prophets and individuals in Jewish texts referred to God as their Father, emphasizing a collective sonship rather than an exclusive one. Forادامه مطلب “Understanding the Term “Only Begotten””

The claim that Jesus was an Arab Muslim involves a misunderstanding of historical and theological contexts. While it is true that the term “Muslim” means someone who submits to the will of God and that Jesus submitted to God’s will, this does not equate to Him being a Muslim in the Islamic sense. Jesus wasادامه مطلب “Is Jesus an Arab Muslim?”

According to Muslims, some Christians claim that Jesus is God and use John 8:58 to support their views: “I tell you the truth,” Jesus answered, “before Abraham was born, I am!” They link this verse to Exodus 3:14, where God tells Moses, “I AM WHO I AM. This is what you are to say toادامه مطلب “Explaining I AM in John 8:58”

According to some Muslims, Isaiah 53, traditionally interpreted within its broader context of the Jewish Bible, is seen as referring to the collective nation of Israel rather than an individual figure like Jesus. The chapter is part of Isaiah’s “Messages of Consolation,” which foretells Israel’s future redemption and prominence. Throughout Isaiah, Israel is depicted asادامه مطلب “Is Isaiah 53 Referring to Jesus?”

Muslims argue that Jesus consistently denied being God by emphasizing His subordination and obedience to God the Father. Various scriptural references, such as John 7:16, John 14:24, and John 5:30, show that Jesus attributed His teachings, will, and power to God rather than claiming them as His own. Additionally, verses like Mark 13:32 and Matthewادامه مطلب “Theological Context and Christology”

The question of Jesus being the “Son of God” is central to Christian theology and has been debated and discussed, particularly in comparative religious contexts. Delving into Old and New Testament scriptures, rabbinical literature, and historical interpretations is essential to providing a comprehensive apologetic response. Old Testament Context Divine Sonship in the Old Testament Newادامه مطلب “Is Jesus the Son of God?”

To address the argument concerning the origin and validity of the Trinity doctrine, it is essential to delve into scriptural evidence, historical development, and theological coherence. This analysis will show that the Trinity is deeply rooted in biblical revelation and early Christian understanding rather than being a later, man-made invention. Scriptural Evidence for the Trinityادامه مطلب “The Trinity: A Biblical and Historical Perspective”