There are different types of Muslims, not talking about the Different Sects out there, but different views on thing. I have a question to muslim that believe True Judaism and Christianity are been contradicted with Islam, and through what Islam Believes. I don't want hate messages here, and this thread is staying 4 sure. My question is, if Judaism came almost 5500+ years and Christianity 540 Years before Islam, why do you Muslims believe that Islam is True? I mean I see Noah, Moshe(Moses), Iza(Jesus but portrayed as a prophet but not God as told in the Bible), but still believe that It is the True Way?
People will sometimes say you can't use time, or chronological entry in terms of being the most true religion. Some could argue that Paganism is the Way because it came before Judaism and Christianity, in the Sense, that Moses Wrote the First Book, Thousands of Years after Creation, and Paganism existed before the books of our religions were written. But time does matter because it shows that the same things which apply in Islam, also applied in Christianity and Judaism which came Prior to Islam. How the Stories are parallel with each other. So can anyone answer my question? God Bless
Edit: The Reason I ask Muslims, is because the other religions aren't close in terms of Similar Morals and Teachings, and it's after all, part of the Three Monotheistic Religions.
People will sometimes say you can't use time, or chronological entry in terms of being the most true religion. Some could argue that Paganism is the Way because it came before Judaism and Christianity, in the Sense, that Moses Wrote the First Book, Thousands of Years after Creation, and Paganism existed before the books of our religions were written. But time does matter because it shows that the same things which apply in Islam, also applied in Christianity and Judaism which came Prior to Islam. How the Stories are parallel with each other. So can anyone answer my question? God Bless
Edit: The Reason I ask Muslims, is because the other religions aren't close in terms of Similar Morals and Teachings, and it's after all, part of the Three Monotheistic Religions.