Page 101 - Prophet Jesus (Pbuh): A Prophet Not A Son, Of God

hristianity is divided into various denominations,
which, over time, became divided into different
branches. Each of these different branches interprets the
New Testament in its own way and has developed its own practices.
However, the great majority of them consider the trinity to be the essence
of their belief.

A few of these groups rejected this belief and, as a result, were
fought and persecuted as heretics by the proponents of the trinity, who
were always in the majority and gradually converted the Christian
world, forcibly or otherwise, to this belief. Apart from certain minority
groups we shall be seeing in the sections that follow, the belief in the trin-
ity was generally accepted in, or imposed on, the Christian world.
As has been made clear from the start of this book, belief in the trin-
ity is in complete contradiction to the Qur'an. Statements in the New

Testament clearly reveal that at no time did Prophet Jesus (pbuh) ever
make such a claim, or even implied that he was part of a triune God.
Personally, he always praised and glorified God. In any case, this is one
area on which present-day opponents of belief in the trinity concentrate
the most—on the fully human nature of Prophet Jesus (pbuh).

The life of Prophet Jesus (pbuh) refutes the Trinity

For centuries, the information in the New Testament about Prophet
Jesus' (pbuh) life, message, and wise advice has been ignored, because
belief in the trinity confuses people to such an extent that they accord
him divine status and hope that he will help them.
According to the Qur'an, Prophet Jesus (pbuh) is a messenger sent

by God to warn people and to perform the miracles that He willed until