>>P.S  we believe in Jesus, but as a prophet, not the Son of God.<<
 
And that is why Mohammedism must be publicly confronted and responded to.  Jesus is more than a prophet.  He is God Himself.  Any less belief and you are doomed to an eternity apart from the Presence of Jehovah.  That sounds harsh, but it is nontheless insuperably true.
 
>>Who the hell do you think you are being so arrogant. I know that Ali should not have done what he did, but it does not mean that you must put Allah {arabic name for God} starting with a small letter. Or putting truth in inverted comma's which means it's not realy true.
Oh, and also putting our Prohet's name with a small letter and in inverted comma's. eg- '.......deemed your "prophet " and god.
'can the "truth" in the............".  <<
 
  1. I'm not being any more arrogant than your "prophet" is when he is supposedly recorded as saying that Christians and Jews have it wrong, that God is not Who He says He is in His Word (i.e., He is Trinity; One Indivisible God throughout Eternity, manifested in Three Inseparable Persons throughout Eternity).  Your -- and other Mohammedians, it seems -- accusation of "arrogance" and "putting us down" falls incredibly flat.  Your own Qu'ran and Hadith condemn you.
  2. There is only one Truth.  Period.  Truth is by definition exclusive.  In other words, that which is true is true regardless of your belief to the contrary; also, that which does not agree with that which is true in every particular is not itself true.  Jesus Christ -- haMashiyach Y'Shua -- is THE Way, THE Truth, and THE Life; no man may come to the Father but by Him.  And the Word of God is explicit and clear that it is only through faith in Him that one may enter into eternal life.  All other paths are dead ends and worse -- much worse.
  3. Allah is not God.  He is an impostor deity, the remnants of al Ilyah, the pagan Arabic moon deity of pre-Mohammedian Arabia, the protector deity of the Qu'raysh tribe.  He is one of the pantheon of 360 other deities previously enshrined in the Qa'aba, and worshiped by pre-Mohammedian pagan Arabic caravan traders.  Therefore, since he is not the God of Creation, he is a false god, and worthy only of the lower-case designation "god," much like how Lucifer is a "god," Zeus is a "god," Samhain is a "god," etc.  Jesus Christ is the Eternal God, the Holy One of Israel, the God-Made Flesh, the Redeemer of mankind.  He -- and He alone -- is God.
  4. Mohammed is a prophet, but not a prophet of God.  He was a prophet on the order of Balaam son of Beor, Jezebel, and ultimately the Second Beast of the Revelation.  God tells us in His Word, "But even if we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel to you than what we have preached to you, let him be accursed."  [Galatians 1:8]  Not even the Apostles had the power to change or add to or alter revelation.  And the last -- the very last -- Book of revelation ever to be written to the sons of man was the Revelation to John, at the end of the Bible.  John, therefore, was the "seal of the prophets."  We know that Mohammed was not a prophet of God because he got things really, really wrong (Abraham did not build the Qa'aba.  Neither he, nor Isaac, nor Jacob, nor any of the Patriarchs ever even went to Arabia; the Word of God tells us that Isaac was the one offered on Mount Moriah, as a type of the Son Who would be sacrificed in that very same spot four thousand years later, yet Mohammad got it a bit confused and claimed that the rejected son Ishmael was the one; Mohammad apparently had no idea what the Word of God says about God, because he indicates that the Trinity is composed of separate people, namely the Father, the Son, and Mary, yet the Word of God says that God is eternally One, manifested in Three inseparable Persons, Father, Son, and Spirit; etc.).  We know that Mohammad was not a prophet of God, because if he was he would have agreed 100% with what God had originally revealed in His Word.  We know that Mohammed was not a prophet of God, because the false god (most likely a demon) that appeared to him is not the God of the Word.  The God of the Word is eternal and immutable, yet Mohammed's god can abrogate himself and is unknowable.
>>Look here. Ali was discrimanating Christianity, but you should have done something else, not discrimanate our Religion like a revenge.
You would have been the better one of, if you had not done what you did. But know you are both to blame.<<
 
You are wrong.
 
Ali honestly believes what he writes about.  We cannot both be right.  We can both be wrong, but not both right at the same time.  Truth matters, sir.  Truth matters more than anything else.  If you believe with all your heart that Satan is your god, that Satan is good and loves you, and Satan is going to get you into heaven, you can believe it with all the fervency and honesty you have, but you're still wrong.  Sincere belief is absolutely immaterial unless it's sincere belief in the Truth.  And the Truth is both (a) knowable, and (b) defendable.
 
Ali was not "discriminating Christianity."  You completely misunderstand him.  He was defending Mohammedism against what he perceives to be the heresy of Christianity.  I can respect him for his stance, even though he's dead wrong.  At least he's honest enough to stand for what he believes and take it to its logical conclusion.  He is, therefore, reachable with the Truth.
 
All roads do not lead to God, sir.  It is of vital importance that you believe the Truth and place your faith in the True God and True Saviour.  Any less and you are damned.  And the Truth is this:  You are a sinner.  You are born a sinner.  And unless you are perfect, you cannot see God.  But being a sinner, you cannot be perfect.  God loves you.  He cannot wink at sin, so sin must be paid for.  He does not want you to have to pay it yourself, since that would necessitate eternal separation from Him.  So instead of raping justice and forgetting your sin, He demanded payment -- which He Himself paid.  To do so, He had to become one of us.  He became Man while remaining God, paid the penalty, and rose from the grave on the third day in order to prove both His Deity and His triumph over sin and death.  Now, if you believe in Him and put your trust in His death in your place, you are declared eternally "not guilty," and will be ushered into His Presence to spend eternity with Him.  Reject his offer of grace, and you will be forced to stand on your own merits.  Since you are not perfect, you will be condemned to pay that eternal penalty -- eternally.  Make your decision.
 
>>And you know what the worst thing about this whole thing is? Is that you want everyone to know that you are going to challenge Ali to
see which religion is the right one. Why did you not just email him personally and sort it out. Now you want the whole world to know about your challenge. I'm assuming you want to win this challenge, more than fighting for the love of your God. You probably denying that fact but it's true.<<
 
Ali challenged Christianity publicly.  He had the courage to do that.  Being a public challenge, and being that his facts were far from accurate, necessitated a public response.  Any less would be a disservice to the Body of Christ and to those who would have read Ali's post and thought the matter settled.
 
Incidentally, you would do well to "think before you do something," or in this case, do your homework before opening your mouth to embarrass yourself.  I did e-mail Ali personally.  And I responded in kind by placing my response at first on his web page's guestbook.  Only when it was consistently deleted did I move the debate to my own web page.  Oops...
 
Also, Truth matters.  Ali's view of God is less than accurate, being trapped as he is in Mohammedism.  Yes, I most certainly do want to "win" this challenge; I want to see the Holy Spirit move in Ali's heart -- and the hearts of all readers -- and have Him show Ali His Truth and His love.  I care for Ali's soul, sir.  Ali's avenue to God is the same as everyone else's; by grace alone through faith alone, and that faith in haMashiyach Y'Shua alone.  To just let him go on believing in a dead "prophet" of a false "god" would be to prove that I hate him.
 
>>It does not matter wether you Hindu Muslim, Christian, Buddist etc., you must have respect at all times. There's a hyme that goes
'........and the creed and the colour and the name don't matter.......'  {that's a part of it}.<<
 
The hymn is irrelevant because the hymn is wrong.
 
It does matter.  Hinduism, Mohammedism, Buddhism, and Christianity make mutually contradictory and mutually exclusive claims.  They can all be wrong, but they cannot all be right.  Hinduism believes in an impersonal and unknowable god-force named "Brahman."  Buddhism believes in an impersonal and unknowable principle which is not a god in the strictest sense of the word.  Mohammedism believes in a personal but unknowable god; Christianity believes in a Personal and Knowable God.
 
Hinduism, Buddhism, and Mohammedism all believe that you earn salvation by doing good.  Christianity alone acknowledges the Truth of God's Word that you cannot earn salvation because you cannot be perfect; one sin separates you eternally from the Holy God, since God cannot wink at sin.
 
"There is a way that seems right to a man, but the end thereof is death," the Word tells us.
 
It does matter.
 
And as far as respect goes, I respect Ali.  I respect his willingness to stand for his beliefs, false and misguided as they are.  But I do not, cannot respect those beliefs themselves, beliefs which are damning him to an eternal hell.  No, sir; that I cannot respect.  That I will fight with my dying breath to make sure that Ali knows the Truth.  Whether he accepts that Truth is between him and God; but I will not allow him to pass through this life without at least hearing it.
 
>>I would have also being so upset if some one had to do what Ali did. But I would have thought about a situation like this one, before i put it in to action. {I learned to do that from my brother}.<<
 
Then your brother is wrong.
 
Truth is not an issue that can be handled lightly.  Your relationship with Jesus will determine your eternal destiny.  Nothing is of greater importance.  That's like saying that you won't do whatever it takes to intervene between your brother and the drugs that are killing him if he were on drugs; you'd just "live and let live" and just "love" him.  That is not love.  That is spineless, subtle uncaring which cares more for how your brother perceives you than it does for your brothers welfare.
 
Ali is wrong.  Ali is dead wrong.  But at least he has the courage to stand for what he believes.  Even though his "truth" is anything but, he at least has the integrity to take it to its logical conclusion and act on it.
 
I will leave you with only this:  Jesus is God.  And He is the only hope you have.  Mohammed cannot save you; he's dead.  Only Jesus can save you; He is alive.  Reject Him if you will; but you will understand Whom and What you are rejecting.  You are rejecting God's free offer of eternal life in order to pursue pride and self-salvation.  If you do so, you will fail.  Do not put your life in the hands of a dead man; put your life in the hands of the Living One of Israel.
 
You have been warned.  May God bless you with wisdom.
 
[P.S.:  I'm posting this on my webpage so that others can read.]