> How can the Qur'an acknowledge the Torah (Tawrat), Psalms (Zabur), and the Gospel (Injil) as divine revelations from God (Allah) yet deny the deity of Jesus Christ. Don't these contradictions falsify the truth of the text?
It gave the classic counter argument:
> A: The Qur'an acknowledges the Torah, Psalms, and Gospel as divine revelations from God, emphasizing their role as guidance for their respective communities. However, it also teaches that these scriptures were either altered or misinterpreted over time.
Of course, the Qu'ran makes these theological assertions rather than one grounded in concrete historical or manuscript evidence. Nevertheless, your app does a good job at fairly representing the beliefs of the Qur'an.
It's possible to accept the Gospel as divine revelations while denying the divinity of Jesus Christ: there's a large sect called Unitarians that do precisely that. https://www.biblicalunitarian.com/100-scriptural-arguments-f... are some of the verses they based their arguments on. Similarly in early Christianity there were many Arian Christians, who did not believe in the Trinity, but they were eventually violently suppressed by the Roman Emperor on penalty of death.
> How can the Qur'an acknowledge the Torah (Tawrat), Psalms (Zabur), and the Gospel (Injil) as divine revelations from God (Allah) yet deny the deity of Jesus Christ. Don't these contradictions falsify the truth of the text?
It gave the classic counter argument:
> A: The Qur'an acknowledges the Torah, Psalms, and Gospel as divine revelations from God, emphasizing their role as guidance for their respective communities. However, it also teaches that these scriptures were either altered or misinterpreted over time.
Of course, the Qu'ran makes these theological assertions rather than one grounded in concrete historical or manuscript evidence. Nevertheless, your app does a good job at fairly representing the beliefs of the Qur'an.