You mean you've changed your mind, this question was directed at Quazar you know, he believes that God and Allah are not the same, so if you don't there is no disagreement. Or more correctly he states that Jesus and Jesus are two different people which is even more ludicrous.
I'm changing my mind by viewing things from a different point of view. As someone who does not believe in any of the monotheistic religions. Let's say I'm an atheist who's read the Torah, Christian Bible and Koran. It's talking about the same God and that Jesus that's mentioned in Bible and Koran are the same people.
But that doesn't change the FACT that Islam says Christianity and everything Christians stand for are wrong.
Islam says that Jesus is NOT SON OF GOD. That he's merely a prophet. Right there and then, that pretty much nullifies most of the New Testament. By doing that, that pretty much tells Christians if you're going to continue believing in your religion, you can't accept Islam on any level. But Islam constantly tells Christianity that it's wrong and that Islam is right.
The God and Jesus that Christians have been worshipping is wrong or corrupted and that Islam is right.
So it looks like it's the same God and Jesus and I can agree it on a level but it still doesn't change anything. Why should Christians accept Islam?
Another thing.
Let's say I'm with a friend and we're outside a classroom. There's an apple sitting on a desk in the classroom.
I go in the room by myself to look at the apple and see a red apple. I come out of the room. Later my friend goes into the room and she comes out says she saw a green apple.
We have an argument. There's a fundamental agreement that there is an apple in the room. But we disagree about the colour.
On a level we can agree that we saw the same apple. But on a level we can't be so sure because the colour is different. What if between the time I left and she went in, some switched the apples? What if she's colourblind or I'm colourblind?
