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I totally agree. Can this youtuber please help us connect with the Christians and the Muslims featured here. I appreciate the RESPECTFUL DIALOGUE they all showed for one another.

@@AChristianPod how can we connect with you-email?

@@johnmguzman7491 yes, achristianpod@gmail.com

This reminds me of my grandmother and her best friend. My grandmother was a Christian and her best friend a Muslim. They would have these debates with each other. Though they disagreed with each other on the differences of their religions, but it never came between them. It gave me hope that no matter the differences, we can live peacefully with each other.

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Let's Talk About John 14:6 John 14:6 in which these words are attributed to Jesus: “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” For a major segment of the Christian population, this verse represents a triumphal pronouncement of religious superiority; Jesus is the only way to get to heaven, therefore Christianity is the only true faith. The verse adorns t-shirts and stickers as a public challenge to members of other religions... ...And while all Christians believe that Jesus represents a decisive and authentic revelation of the divine character, many of us believe that very character to be incompatible with triumphalism and harsh exclusivity. Of course, this whole debate assumes that the context and meaning of John’s passage concerns religious identity and/or afterlife destiny. It turns out that neither is the case. Here are four important facts to remember about John 14. 1. This is John’s gospel. This aspect of Jesus’ agenda is largely unique to John’s gospel, which doesn’t make it irrelevant or inauthentic, but does place it within a very specific context. 2. Jesus is a Jewish prophet talking to his Jewish disciples. In none of the gospels is Jesus portrayed as a culture warrior seeking the establishment of one true religion against all other false religions. He is a prophet and rabbi, a Jewish teacher of Jewish followers, a preacher of reform to his own people. This too should be obvious, but for some reason it is easily overlooked by modern readers who imagine Jesus as the original Christian megapastor. Whatever Jesus has to say in this or any passage, it is not aimed at the unbelieving hordes “out there,” but to those who already confess belief in the God of Israel. 3. Jesus offers an ethical challenge, not a religious ultimatum. Jesus’ response is perhaps best translated as: “I am the living and true way, no one comes to the Father except through me!” (John 14:6) In the parlance of rabbis and disciples, a “way” or “path” is an ethical or moral program, a way of living and thinking and behaving. Jesus tells his by Jesus. This is why Jesus goes on to say: “If you had known me, you would have known my Father. From now on, you do know him! You have seen him.” (John 14:7) This is about how well insiders know their own God, not about clobbering and converting outsiders.

@@johnmguzman7491 OK. ... no idea what point you are making,, but sure.

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@@AChristianPod we have to understand that christ jesus is our lord and saviour and it is only through him that we may reach the father. It is unfortunate most of our muslim brothers and sisters will never accept him. Keep up the good work bro.

​@@richardmendy4914 Do you mean because of verse John 14:6?? John 14:6 in which these words are attributed to Jesus: “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” For a major segment of the Christian population, this verse represents a triumphal pronouncement of religious superiority; Jesus is the only way to get to heaven... The verse adorns t-shirts and stickers as a public challenge to members of other religions... ...And while all Christians believe that Jesus represents a decisive and authentic revelation of the divine character, many of us believe that very character to be incompatible with triumphalism and harsh exclusivity. Of course, this whole debate assumes that the context and meaning of John’s passage concerns religious identity and/or afterlife destiny...Here are 4 important facts to remember about John 14. 1. This is John’s gospel. This aspect of Jesus’ agenda is largely unique to John’s gospel, which doesn’t make it irrelevant or inauthentic, but does place it within a very specific context. 2. Jesus is a Jewish prophet talking to his Jewish disciples. In none of the gospels is Jesus portrayed as a culture warrior seeking the establishment of one true religion against all other false religions. He is a prophet and rabbi, a Jewish teacher of Jewish followers, a preacher of reform to his own people. This too should be obvious, but for some reason it is easily overlooked by modern readers who imagine Jesus as the original Christian megapastor. Whatever Jesus has to say in this or any passage, it is not aimed at the unbelieving hordes “out there,” but to those who already confess belief in the God of Israel. 3. Jesus offers an ethical challenge, not a religious ultimatum. Jesus’ response is perhaps best translated as: “I am the living and true way, no one comes to the Father except through me!” (John 14:6) In the parlance of rabbis and disciples, a “way” or “path” is an ethical or moral program, a way of living and thinking and behaving. Jesus tells his by Jesus. This is why Jesus goes on to say: “If you had known me, you would have known my Father. From now on, you do know him! You have seen him.” (John 14:7) This is about how well insiders know their own God, not about clobbering and converting outsiders.

Exactly the brothers need to do more studies

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Not sure if you ever got your answer, but.. Islam teaches a works based salvation. On the day of judgement, if your good works outweigh your bad, and Allah wills it, then your sins will be forgiven. It's a scary thought to live life not knowing whether your salvation is secure or not. Praise God that through His grace alone, by the atoning blood of Jesus Christ, we can have the free gift of eternal life. Grateful I do not have to earn it because I would never get there.

@@telmore88 AMEN! Thank you for this reply.

@@telmore88 this isn’t the only factor please do your research

Wassup bro, appreciate you watching! What side are you leaning to now?

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Thank you! Yes He is🎈

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can you elaborate bc i’m lost how are we predestined to fall

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There's a great book (written by a Republican congressman) who is a Christian who may answer your question. Google (Congressman) Mark D. Siljander. His book will appear.

he has the dna of mary not god because he IS god himself. god doesn't have dna

Ok so can you explain to me rn how it’s easily debunkable i’m curious

Interesting comments. Just following up. Can you expand upon your reasoning? Also where do your thoughts on this subject come from-a pastor, a religious author or scholar, etc?

​@@timapeuticThe Quran says the Bible is the Word of God, but it's been changed (but of course, it says the Quran can't be changed even though, historically, their have been different versions). The Quran also says the Word of God/Allah can't be changed-which means the Bible HASN'T been changed (& the Bible completely contradicts the Quran)! ✝️ ❤️

what are you talking about

Respectfully I don't really think you can compare Jesus 'God' to Muhammad 'a man'. Why do you choose to compare God and a human being?

She had a lot to say but she didn't insult anyone or control the conversation🎈

Have you reached out to any muslim people? There are a variety of types- There are many sources which paint all Muslims as violent jihadis who are hell-bent on taking over the world. Still other sources would have us believe that all Muslims, with the exception of an infinitesimal minority, are peace loving do-gooders who only want to better humanity. Yet, how accurate are either of these pictures? The truth is that the Muslim world is tremendously diverse with many different groups, sects and opinions. Heres just a few Types of Muslims Islamists/Fundamentalists Puritans Traditionalists Ijtihadists/Modernists Secularists African American Muslims Mystic Muslims Refugees Folk/Popular Muslims

Hi Carol. How are you? Have you read the book, 'The Muslim Next Door' Hmmm. No reply? Well still wishing you a good day.

Can you expand on this more?

Actually she was 6 when they got married and 9 when they consummated the marriage😢