Jesus spoke of a paradise of supreme and supernal values; Muhammad promised a paradise of sensual fulfillment: with unlimited sex, food, and drink.
Jesus spoke of the obligation to forgive and love our enemies; Muhammad spoke of the obligation to kill the unbelievers, because this was Allah’s vengeance.
Which one is following the will of God, and which one is following his own evil inclination? Which of the two is putting on the lips of God that which is the fruit of an impure human heart and thereby attempting to shroud vile selfishness with divine sacredness?
You be the arbiter.
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Jesus, our model of perfection, says that we are blessed if we are persecuted for believing in Christ, for living and teaching the gospel, and in our devotion to the doing of the Father’s will. Muhammad, the model of human perfection according to Islam, says that whoever kills an unbeliever, or dies in an attempt to kill him, will be blessed with the certainty of going to paradise because of this murder, especially if the murderer also dies as a martyr of Islam. That is why there are so many Islamic suicide bombers. Moreover, suicide bombers are told that by acting as martyrs for Allah’s cause, they will ensure that seventy members of their families will also have the doors of paradise open to them.
Jesus says that in paradise we will no longer be given in marriage, because we will be like the angels of heaven, that is, our forms will be so spiritually transformed that our sexual attributes will be lost in translation. It is widely taught that Muhammad would have said that the faithful Muslim when he reaches paradise will have seventy-two virgins whom he will use as he pleases. And every time he has sex with one of these virgins, immediately after, Allah restores her virginity so that the faithful believer can enjoy a virgin female again. This will be repeated for eternity. It is curious that Allah did not bother to create a paradise that considered the woman’s point of view nor happiness and fulfillment by the female viewpoint.
The teaching of Jesus centers the believers’ privilege, honor, and duty in doing the loving will of God, to be perfect even as the heavenly Father is perfect, and to bear the ‘fruits of the spirit abundantly’ – forgiveness, patience, tolerance, kindness, gentleness, humility; to overcome evil with good, hate with love, to forsake personal desire and pursue instead the highest good. Muhammad’s teaching was that Allah fulfilled the desires of his human messenger, which was he could have nine or eleven spouses when every Muslim “only” could have four at the most. In the sacred writings of Islam, it is quite clear that this privilege of having eleven spouses was an exception and a concession made only to the messenger of Allah; not counting the endless raping, which was also a concession from Allah.
If you doubt, investigate the Islamic holy books. Allah, through his messenger Muhammad, blessed his jihadists with the permission to rape unbelieving women, something Muhammad himself also practiced with the slaves who were his war spoils. So when you become aware of rapes that are massively escalating in the European regions that have received many Muslim refugees, know that this is happening in accordance with Allah’s dictates by the voice and example of his perfect messenger, Muhammad. Know that this is part of Sharia, the divine and perfect law of Allah. When someone calls evil good then know, without a doubt, that the law of man is transgressing the law of the true God, that is, there is idolatry.
Jesus spoke of a paradise of supreme and supernal values; Muhammad promised a paradise of sensual fulfillment: with unlimited sex, food, and drink. Jesus spoke of the obligation to forgive and love our enemies; Muhammad spoke of the obligation to kill the unbelievers, because this was Allah’s vengeance. Which one is following the will of God, and which one is following his own evil inclination? Which of the two is putting on the lips of God that which is the fruit of an impure human heart and thereby attempting to shroud vile selfishness with divine sacredness? You be the arbiter.
[Excerpt from the book "APOCALYPSE NOW - Are We the 'End Time' Generation?"]
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