Bek Lover

We also do believe that these books have been tampered with.

I think the evidence is pretty clear.

The Muslim, to my knowledge, doesn't look at the Bible like it's not a word of God, but it looks like a word of God as if we have these two bottles of water and certain contaminants were placed in it that were not the words of Christ and not the teachings of God.

So to my understanding, first of all, we're reading the Quran in English.

I'm not an Arab.

We all pray in Arabic to preserve its authenticity, something that was not done with the Bible.

And we can get into that after this.

We believe that there was certain sects, certain people that changed the word of God.

We know that the Israelites definitely changed the word of Moses, in our opinion.

How could Moses have written the book of Moses, peace be upon him, when he's writing about his own death?

Moses was 120 when he died.

Did Moses write that?

Some scholars try to say Joshua did it, maybe, but that still wasn't Moses writing it.

He couldn't have written about his own death.

So clearly, the entire book of Moses wasn't written by Moses.

So, what I believe the Quran is alluding to, and there are people that are way more capable than I am, is that yes, some of these messages, some of these transmissions were corrupted.

And that whatever is the good from it, use.

Whatever is manipulated, you can see when you use the filter, especially things like the Ten Commandments, you know?

That's always been where I hold my moral compass as a believer in God.

I think that's somewhere where Christianity dropped the ball completely.