Page 243 - Christians Must Heed Jesus

Adnan Oktar
Harun Yahya

the Christians, all who believe in God and the Last Day and act
rightly will feel no fear and will know no sorrow. (Koran, 5:69)

If sincere Christians continue to believe, may God forbid, that
thinking that Jesus (pbuh) is divine will cause the gates of paradise to
open up for them, and to maintain a belief in the Trinity, then this may
lead them to suffering a regret in the hereafter they never imagined in
their lives. For that reason, Christians who believe in the Trinity must
heed the warnings given throughout this book, revise their life styles
in the light of the conditions for faith set out by God that are pleasing
to Him and seek to grasp what true faith really is. Of course, as we

stated at the beginning of this book, the prerequisite for true faith is to
believe in God, the One and Only.
A reminder is called for here; this reminder is intended solely for
the good of our Christian brothers. Such a reminder is clearly not in-
tended to benefit anyone else. Everyone is responsible for his own ac-
tions in the hereafter. But such a reminder is required as a religious
obligation because Muslims are commanded in the Koran to "com-
mand what is good and forbid what is evil."
In this book, some of our Christian brothers may be reading facts
they have never heard before. When Jesus appears again, that holy
prophet will tell our Christian brothers of these terrible errors they
have fallen into and the additions that have been included in Chris-
tianity at later dates. All these things are written in the Koran, which
was sent to complete and confirm the Gospel and the Torah, and is

therefore a holy scripture for Christians and Jews as well as Muslims.
As we show with numerous examples in this book, many passages
from the Gospel that are compatible with the Koran confirm these.
Therefore, our Christian brothers must act in line with reason and
good conscience. They must spend this valuable period by striving
hard to replace the oppression, disorder, suffering and difficulties in
the world with peace, brotherhood and love. They must not forget that
only in this way can they enjoy a fine reward in the hereafter.

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