Using He for God in English and calling God Father have contributed to a false image of God, and the Quran never refers to God as Father.1
Neither the word Trinity nor the explicit doctrine appears in the New Testament, and Jesus did not intend to contradict the Old Testament teaching that God is one.1
If Jesus came back today, Christians would crucify him, because today's Christianity has nothing to do with Jesus and its doctrine was distorted at the Nicene Conferences in 325 A.D.1, 2
Even when scripture became available in English, the idolization of Jesus, the trinity, and intercession were not reformed, because in the end only God guides.1
The Gospels contain no reference to the celibacy of priests, the trinity, or the intercession of a father confessor.1
Believing that Jesus is God is idolatry.1
Early Christian art before the tenth century never shows a dead Jesus, which supports the truth and challenges the doctrine that his crucifixion saved the world.1, 2, 3
No one can redeem us but God, and no soul bears the sins of another; each person is responsible for his own works.1, 2
We must worship God alone with no idols and no titles, and a god who has a birthday or a mother is not God.1
Satan corrupted religion, so most Jews follow the Mishnah and Gemarah instead of the Torah, and most Christians follow the Nicene Conference, which formalized the Trinity.1, 2, 3
Jesus' saying that he and the Father are one can be read as Jesus doing God's will, so that his will and God's will coincide.1
The doctrine of Jesus' divinity and the Trinity was decided by Church councils centuries after Jesus, not clearly revealed by any prophet or by Jesus himself.1, 2
The word trinity appears nowhere in the Bible, and Jesus never says that he is God or divine.1
Christian doctrine is illogical, since God is one and Jesus himself prayed to God and told people to pray to God alone.1
Arabic speaking Christians distort the name Allah by calling Jesus the son of Allah, yet we should not reject the name Allah because of their distortion.1, 2
One reader writes that Christian writings were distorted two thousand years ago by Paul and the early church fathers.1
It is wrong to stereotype all Muslims as terrorists, just as Christians who fought the Crusades and Inquisition did so in defiance of Christ's teachings.1
The Quran's account of Jesus' birth has no manger and no Joseph acting as Mary's husband and protector, unlike the traditional Christmas story.1, 2
The Quran's mention of ripe dates falling from the palm tree shows Jesus was born in late September or early October, not December 25, which came from a pre-Christian winter solstice celebration.1
The fast of the Bible is complete, with absolutely nothing eaten or drunk, not a partial fast as in Christianity.1
Calling Jesus the Savior appears only twice in the New Testament and is suspected alteration, because God does not change His mind after calling Himself the only Savior.1, 2
Since each person reaps what he sows, Jesus cannot have taken on and cancelled the sins of mankind; only the One who accepts repentance can wipe out sins.1
The belief that Jesus is the savior and the only way to heaven contradicts every divine scripture; the one and only Savior and Redeemer is the One God.1, 2
Jesus was not born in December but in late September or early October, when dates in the Middle East ripen enough to fall from the palm tree.1, 2, 3
The Armstrong article argues that Jesus could not have been born in December, because shepherds were in the fields with their flocks at night, which never happened in Judaea in winter.1, 2, 3
The Armstrong article claims the Christmas tree originates in the Babylonian worship of Nimrod, whose birthday was December 25th, as promoted by Semiramis.1
The excerpted article by Herbert Armstrong argues that Christmas did not come from the Bible or the apostles but entered the Roman Church from paganism in the fourth century.1, 2
Jesus will disown his wrongful followers who idolized him.1
Worshiping Jesus is idol worship; God cannot be reduced to one third of a trinity, and since God may not be given an image or form, Jesus cannot be God.1, 2, 3
At the Nicean conference the Bible was cut down, so several important books and the Gospel of Jesus became unavailable to ordinary people.1, 2
According to both the Old and New Testaments, Jesus was not the only son of God, since the title also applied to angels, Israel, Adam, and those led by the Spirit of God.1, 2
Almost all Christians believe the blasphemy that God begot Jesus, even though many of them truly do worship God.1
Jesus was not God but a submitting brother, and the story that he died on a cross and rose three days later is not true.1, 2
The phrase only begotten son can also mean that Jesus was created differently from the other sons of God, all of whom except Adam were born of two parents.1, 2
Christians departed from Jesus' own teachings by venerating him, and after his death he was elevated to son of God, then a third of a Trinity, then God Himself.1
Jesus is not God, not the son of God, and not one third of a Trinity, and he never claimed any of these things and would have rejected them.1, 2
Modern Christmas customs have no basis in theology or liturgy and are mostly recent additions.1
The Bible gives no birth date for Jesus, and December 25 was chosen in the 4th century to coincide with pagan traditions.1, 2
Claiming God has multiple persons and sacrificed one of them for human salvation is the definition of absurdity.1
Two Bible translations of Matthew 7:21 contradict each other in their first three words.1
Most Christians follow the human-made rulings of the Nicene conference, held over 300 years after Jesus, which formalized the blasphemous concept of the Trinity.1
God's love is conditional, and the belief that God ever sent messages promoting unconditional love is an illogical myth that would defeat the purpose of our existence.1, 2
True believers love what God loves and disown what He abhors, and the Quran has no rule to love everyone or to turn the other cheek to enemies.1