The "son of God?

Question

The Qur'an, Al-Anbia(21):19-29
"And the angles said 'O Mary, Allah gives you glad tidings of a Word from Him, his name is Messiah,
Jesus son of Mary, High honored in this world and the next, of those near stationed to Allah."
The noble Qur'an, A'al-Umran(3):40.
We as Muslims do not differ with Christians in the fact that Jesus (pbuh) was indeed born miraculously
without a human father. Muslims only differ with Christians in the Christian's claim that Jesus (pbuh)
must have a father. Trinitarians believe that if he has no human father then his father must be God.
Muslims believe that he had no father whatsoever, and this was the essence of his miraculous birth.
"The similitude of Jesus before Allah is as that of Adam, he created him from dust, then said to him: 'Be'
and he was"

Answer 1

"And this is life eternal, that they might know you the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom you have
sent."
John 17:3.
Notice the above words of the Bible: "YOU the ONLY true God." Most Christians always manage to see
a hidden abstract meaning for the verses of the Bible. Even when they read the above verse they always
manage to understand something totally different than that which they are reading. They always interpret
the word "you" to be "we," and thus, understand the above verse to say "WE the only true god." Jesus
(pbuh) is obviously talking to a distinctly different entity than himself and telling that entity that He
ALONE is the only true God. Is Jesus (pbuh) incapable of saying "I the only true God" or "We the only
true God" if that is what he meant? Can we see the difference?
Mr. Tom Harpur says in the preface to his book:
"The most significant development since 1986 in this regard has been the discovery of the title "Son of
God" in one of the Qumran papyri (Dead Sea Scrolls) used in relation to a person other than Jesus.....
this simply reinforces the argument made there that to be called the Son of God in a Jewish setting in the
first century is not by any means the same as being identical with God Himself."
For Christ's Sake, pp. xii.
(please read chapter 7 for more on the Dead Sea Scrolls)
With regard to your second comment, Mr. J, I am not "implying" anything. The Qur'an clearly states in
no uncertain terms that God "created" Jesus. Let us quote from the unbiased Webster's dictionary as to
what is "implied" by the word "begotten": "To procreate as the father, sire, to produce as an effect or an
outgrowth." Muslims feel such claims with regard to God Almighty are an abomination.

Answer 2

So there you have it - Muslims do not believe the Christian claim that Christ is God and that he resurrected from the dead.

Answer 3

You make a mockery of the Word of God.

Answer 4

Well you're missing the main basis of all religion. If we can't explain it, God did it.

Answer 5

you guy's are as bad as the catholics, you make your own rule's then you live by them! and never mind what the "HOLY WORD of GOD" say's

Answer 6

So then we both believe in the same religion.
GOD !

Answer 7

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