>Islamic monotheism much cleaner

Chesterton employed the term "
crude"; comparing it to a child's caricature of a palm tree as opposed to the real thing.

The idea of 'Islamic monotheism' is something only to be embraced by those in a state of the greatest ignorance about both the Old and New Testaments and the realities of both ancient Judaism and Christianty as well. Like me, you probably have learned about what God in these belief systems should look like not from a careful study of the facts, but from popular culture and personal thoughts about how God "should be".

The Qu'ran itself even admits that Christ had the Holy Spirit in its second surah: later we see Him bringing clay birds to life in a scene from the Infancy Gospel of Thomas, one of the Gnostic works that just somehow made it intact into Allah's "perfect book". The internet makes meeting the famous Challenge of the Qu'ran quite trivial in this instance.

Do we need to even move on to prophetic biographies of Mohammed (sirah) in our examination of this fraud? If so, you'll find many highly questionable facts about the Greatest Man Who Ever Lived & the Seal of the Prophets to amuse and hopefully disgust you. To insist upon proclaiming him the moral superior to the pagan philosophers of the Mediterranean is laughable: to place him over Christ is perverse.

You have a lot of reading to do if you want to make a good decision. You might start with researching the many roles of the 'Angel of the Lord' in the Old Testament and its unique behaviors before dismissing Christian theology. Pic related will provide some interesting viewpoints about the surpringly complex viewpoints related to this ic in Second Temple Judaism, which was a big surprise to me and may be to you as well.

Study well and make a good decision: your entire life has been leading you to this very day....
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