There is more than one way to heaven.

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Ok, so give us a demonstration. Which is more Valid, YHWH or Allah?

"Allah cannot be the God of the Bible is evident in the Quran and in other Muslim religious writings. Islam is simply a Seventh Century pagan Arabian religion that adopted an existing tribal moon god as the one true god and was forced on the Arab people by a self-proclaimed prophet. Its spread has not relied on the force of its arguments or proof of its truth. Rather, its expansion depended on military force and subjugation. The Jihad sanctifies murder and warlike violence. Muhammad himself led 27 Jihads.

Jesus Christ preached a gospel of peace and reconciliation and rejected the use of armed force.

Muhammad and Allah have nothing to do with Christianity or the one true God of the Bible."

Ultimately Allah is vastly inferior logically.

The God of the OT (YHWH) was a moon god. The original name was "Sin" or Nanna Sin. Mt. Sinai, where god hangs out at times, was named after him. He was a murdering bastard commanding Jews to take the lands of the Caananites and to slaughter them...sound like anything we know?

Could you quote your references please.

I will say that the Quran states { And from among His Signs are the night and the day, and the sun and the moon. Prostrate yourselves not to the sun, nor to the moon, but prostrate yourselves to Allâh Who created them, if you (really) worship Him }; [41:37] so I wouldn't say they're moon worshippers. I would also like to point out that I believe allah derives from al+ illah ("the God"). word Allah is used by all Arabic-speaking Muslims, Christians, Jews, and others. Allah, as a deity, was probably known in pre-Islamic Arabia. Arabic chronicles suggest a pre-Islamic recognition of Allah as a supreme God, with the three goddesses al-Lat, al-Uzza, and Manat as his "daughters." The Prophet Muhammad, declaring Allah the God of Abraham, demanded a return to a strict monotheism. Islam supplements Allah as the name of God with the 99 most beautiful names (asma Allah al-husna), understood as nondescriptive mnemonic guides to the Divine attributes. (Source)

I am in no way a scholar on this subject but this guy seems to have good references http://www.answering-islam.org/Responses...entity.htm