Objections to Islam
Hello, I have a couple of objections to Islam, you can address whichever one you think you have the best answer for I guess.
- The Scripture-Bearing Lineage
Surah 29:27 says that the scripture bearing lineage is Abraham through Isaac and Jacob.
Proof; Jesus, Moses and David are all descendants of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. Jesus and David are actually descended from the same son of Jacob, Judah, whereas Moses is descended from Jacob through Levi.
Muhammad is descended from Abraham through Ishmael (not in the lineage at all)
- A Fair Test
A fair test works like this: I give you the material, you study the material, and then there's a test on the material.
Translation: The Bible is the material that we study.
The test: The Quran. Do we trust it?
How do we know? Well, we look at the material.
If we are given false information first as Islam says and THEN we get the real answers afterwards, this is clearly backwards! This is not fair in the slightest. Because how do we confirm the Qurans claims if the answer sheet is corrupt? We can't! And so LOGICALLY, we have to have the good answer sheet in the Bible (or it's not fair.)
- The continuation problem
I believe it's Surah 61:6 that says we can find Muhammad by name in the Gospel.
Well, there's an issue.
Because if the entire point of Muhammad coming was to correct what was corrupted before him, how is it that Jesus predicted his coming?
Do you understand the issue?
If Muhammad's only point was to come correct what we messed up, and Jesus is predicting his coming, Jesus is teaching that we are going to mess up his teachings and so his teachings would literally be "you're going to mess up what I'm going to tell you (which is this) and then Muhammad will come correct it"
That makes negative amounts of sense in my eyes.
How can Jesus' teachings encompass the coming of Muhammad who will contradict the teachings we receive from Christ?
Obviously you'd say they wouldn't contradict them, right?
But if they don't contradict then in that time Jesus would have no reason to announce the coming of Muhammad.
Do you see or no?
Muhammads sole purpose is to correct what we messed up supposedly, but at the time that he's announced according to the Quran, nothing has gone awry. We're still on track at that point. And so we're on track but announcing someone to come who will get us back on track?
That does not track