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This documentary film made me really easy to know what is the diffrence between the Muslim's point of view and Christian's point of view regarding Jesus. There is no special difference confirms this film. Have a look your self ! And Please seed ...atleast 1% ;)

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bigbeing (2008-08-12)

Shah...
It looks like English is your second language so I'll keep this simple. You have said that this film confirmed to you that there's no difference between the Muslim and Christian idea of Jesus ("confirmed" - did you actually believe this before watching this film?). Well, whatever this film might happen to assert, Christians believe that Jesus was divine (i.e. god). They also believe that he died through crucifixion.
Muslims, on the other hand, believe he was a prophet, but not god. They also believe that Jesus didn't die through crucifixion, but that he was replaced by Judas.
These aren't peripheral differences between the two views of Jesus by these two religions. They are fundamental. Wouldn't a central thing in a religion be "who is god?" I would have thought so.
Given what I've just said, Shah, that you have been misled by this film. You've bought a lie. You are either a cultural relativist who believes that two starkly opposed opinions can be reconciled in some kind of a banal whitewash, or your motives are more sinister. And I don't need to be a Christian or a Muslim to believe that.
Sure, it would be great if these two religions could put their differences behind them and be at peace. That's the most sensible solution for all. But deception by saying there's no actual difference between the core beliefs in the two religions is not only wishful thinking but obviously a thinly disguised attempt at proselytism by one of the religions concerned. Oh, but according to this film the beliefs are the same, right? Ah, good! That removes any need for either side to proselytise because it's all the same anyway.
I'll be watching and seeding this film at least 0%.

smackjack (2008-10-27)

Thanx fr a great and interesting document, I wuld like to see more like this...and of course I will seed..:-)

Consolamentum (2010-04-13)

bigbeing: you shouldn't discard this film as garbage without having watched it. Shah has apparently watched it but obviously misunderstood its message (or perhaps failed to register it in the first place, because of language difficulties or whatever).
The film explains in detail that the main - and arguably insurmountable - difference between the Christian and Muslim view of Jesus lies in the fact that the Muslims deny the crucifixion and Christ's divinity (while still venerating him as a prophet on par with Muhammed). It also deals with various Islamic traditions regarding the miracles of Jesus and the Islamic beliefs concerning the Second Coming of Jesus during the End Times. It's a very fair and even-handed documentary which gives voice to all standpoints, including those commonly held by Evangelical Christians. It's refreshingly free from religious and denominational propaganda and mudslinging of any variety.
I would strongly recommend that you overcome your scepticism and watch this film. There aren't many seeders at the moment but you can get it from Demonoid (if you have an account there), and maybe elsewhere on the web.

tworiver (2010-10-22)

Thanks for uploading (and the comments too).

Iceviking1 (2013-11-29)

"Religion is an insult to human dignity. Without it you would have good people doing good things and evil people doing evil things. But for good people to do evil things, that takes religion."
Steven Weinberg