TRINITY NOT THERE IN BIBLE............BUT IN QUR'AN

Submitted by farheen shahid (Bahrain), Jul 22, 2010 at 17:27

OK.....you are so interested in knowing islam that i felt like pondering over the bible to see what has made you so interested. you people have the idea of trinity right? where did you find it...? in the bible there was this verse in jhon that said "for there are three that bear record in heaven .the father,the word and the holy ghost and these three are one". this verse of the bible was the closest to trinity...but did you know that in the Revised Standard Version of the bible(the RSV) it goes back to the most ancient manuscrips...... this verse is thrown out as a fabrication......it is simply thrown out.............. and as for another verse you people quote is jhon 3:16 that said"for god so loved his children that he gave his only begotten son so whosoever beleiveth in him shall not die but have eternal life" this word begotten is thrown out in the RSV......it is thrown out as an adulteration..................... BUT surprisingly(for you) this verse 'trinity' is there in the qur'an it reads"don't say trinity. stop it,it will be better for you. for your Lord is not three in one"...............amazing what you beleive in not in your sripture and what we(muslims) don't beleive is in the qur'an........... OK soooo even if you believe that jesus was a Begotten son of god....what do you mean by that? do you mean god had sex??? you say he(jesus) is the begotten son of god not made....are you attributing such an insult to god??????????????????????????????????????????????????.......................no really.....then what do you mean by BEGOTTEN??? just provide my answer......... may the peace,mercy and blessings of ALLAH be on you............. PS.i really don't get how you laugh on us,the laugh is on you....think about it....................

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