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Dear Aina Dipo, Your response is loud, however, it further exposes the big flaws in your knowledge of theology. I know your problem: you are confusing spiritual status with divinity. These are two completely different things. So, let me help you untangle this mess you have put yourself. First of all, you asked what would happen if Adam had not sinned. Would he remain in that elevated state? Yes, he would have remained a sinless human being living in Paradise. However, living in Paradise does not make you God. The angels live in the divine presence, but they are not God. Divinity is not a VIP rank you maintain through good behavior. Divinity means being the eternal, uncreated Creator who depends on nothing. Adam was a creation made of dust. A flawless creation is still just a creation. Secondly, your argument about Satan is another theological blunder. You cited Surah Al-Kahf 18:50 to claim that a being in a divine presence can fall, and therefore the divine can be tempted. Read that verse again. This time around slowly. The Quran explicitly states Iblis was one of the Jinn, and he broke the command of his Lord. Iblis was a creation. He was never divine. The angels and the Nephilim you mentioned in Genesis are also creations. So, claiming that Satan or fallen angels had a form of divinity is polytheism. Created beings fall. The Creator does not fall. Let that stick. Again, you completely dodged the scripture I gave you. James 1:13 states clearly that God cannot be tempted with evil. You claim temptation is proof of choice. Yes, for creations with free will. But the Creator of the universe cannot be tempted by a created devil offering Him kingdoms He already created and owns. Does that make any logical sense to you? Now let us look at your claim that Jesus fasting in human form does not cancel out his higher nature, and it just shows submission within a role. Bro, your logic is fundamentally flawed here. Think about what you are writing. God is Al-Qayyum, the Self-Sufficient. God does not need to eat, sleep, or learn obedience. Obedience is a concept that only exists between a creation and its Creator. How can the Creator submit to Himself? You are trying to divide God into parts where one part is starving in a desert, feeling physical weakness, and praying to another part in heaven for strength. That is not a role. That is a complete logical contradiction, and it’s indeed laughable that a person with a functioning brain can hold such thoughts. Let me ask you this: If God is fasting, who is He fasting for? If He is praying, who is He praying to? Himself? A God that gets hungry, gets tempted by His own creation, and has to learn submission to a higher authority is not the Almighty. That is a man bro. Lest I forget, the difference between Adam and Jesus is not what you claim. They are both noble prophets. They are both creations of the Almighty. One was tested in a garden, the other was tested in the world. But neither of them is the Creator. You cannot use the fall of Satan to prove God can be tempted. I suggest you think deeply about the implications of what you just wrote before passing it off as deep knowledge. They are laughable takes. I just needed to respond so you don’t think you have said something that holds any theological weight. Enjoy your day too.

Bro, come on.. Jesus was born miraculously, was quoted as the Messiah, the Word from, and the Spirit of God, conceived by Mary, was sinless, and will come back, but you still think He was just a messenger... You speak of God creating Adam, but you overlook that Adam later sinned and was driven out of the garden along with Eve. Logically, have you asked yourself what would have become of Adam if he had resisted temptation and not sinned? Would that divine state have remained with him, or not? Consider Isho (ܝܫܘܥ) Jesus Christ, a man without sin. He was tempted on several occasions but resisted. Now ask yourself: if He had succumbed to temptation and sinned, what would have been the consequence? Will his divinity be stripped like Adam or will it remain intact. As recorded in the Gospel of Matthew (4:1–11) and the Gospel of Luke (4:1), Jesus rebuked temptation in the Judean wilderness after fasting for forty days and forty nights. ***** Check all the documented prophets-messengers of God and tell me which of them didn’t coming sin and was miraculously conceived like Jesus Christ…..from Adam, to Abraham, Moses, David, Solomon and the last prophet, Mohammad (PHUB), which I also believe he is a Prophet of God. Anyways enjoy your day 👍🏽

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Lol. You only say this about Christians who become Muslims, but never when the reverse happens. I wasn’t a churchgoer. I was President of the Teens Fellowship. I preached in church for the first time when I was 13 during Teens Week. I used to participate in Bible Quiz competitions, and when I won, my score was often higher than the scores of the other participants combined. I was a campus fellowship pastor and later became the pastor of a youth church, yet I still reverted. I read the Bible from beginning to end four times. Even now, over a year later, when I engage in apologetic discussions with Christians, they still say, “Oh, you weren’t a true Christian, you were just going to church,” to evade the questions I ask. Yet my mastery of the Bible is still far more solid than theirs.

Muslims who converted genuinely to Christianity never regret their conversation. They are rather excited by the freedom, the peace, and the joy they find. They are amazed by the transformation that happened in their heart as they walk with Yeshua. Those telling you that Muslims who converted to Christianity missed islam and regret it are just gaslighters. Don't let them gaslight you. Shalom.