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5. Not only does the Koran not say that Jesus was God, it specifically denies that Jesus was even his son (i.e. in the normal sense of the word). So, since the Koran claims repeatedly to be the word of God, whereas the Bible doesn't claim to be (it can't have done, since it didn't exist as a book for the claim to be made at the time when it was written), it's clearly the Koran that should be believed, if anything...

5. Not only does the Koran not say that Jesus was God, it specifically denies that Jesus was even his son (i.e. in the normal sense of the word). So, since the Koran claims repeatedly to be the word of God, whereas the Bible doesn't claim to be (it can't have done, since it didn't exist as a book for the claim to be made at the time when it was written), it's clearly the Koran that should be believed, if anything...

6. You have told us what Paul thought about it and what John thought about it, but I asked you what ''Jesus'' thought about it. So far, you haven't told us a single word about that. Why are you being so evasive? ''Please give us convincing evidence from the Bible that Jesus thought he was God (let alone 'the Creator')''. Just the simple references will do: no need to write a novel about it. --[[User:Petrus|Petrus]] 05:57, 9 April 2007 (EDT)

6. You have told us what Paul thought about it and what John thought about it, but I asked you what ''Jesus'' thought about it. So far, you haven't told us a single word about that. Why are you being so evasive? ''Please give us convincing evidence from the Bible that Jesus thought he was God (let alone 'the Creator')''. Just the simple references will do: no need to write a novel about it.

 

Oh - and if you ''must'' quote the passages concerned, please use a more reputable translation than the NIV! --[[User:Petrus|Petrus]] 05:57, 9 April 2007 (EDT)

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