"I am both Muslim and Christian"

[wel_mel_2]

Bismillah: Assalamo Alikum.

As far as the crucifixion story goes that is a more complex matter. There are some muslims that interpret the Quranic verses to make room for the crucifixion of Christ. I personally have examined these interpretations cross referencing them with gospel narratives and have found the issue full of conjecture and lack of evidence to come up with a solid conclusion.

My brother, the Qur'an clearly says <b>THEY KILLED HIM NOT, NOR CRUCIFIED HIM</b>". Could anyone have been more explicit, more unambiguous in rejecting the dogma of crucifixion than this?? "IMPOSSIBLE!". What conjecture are you talking about?

I personally believe that believing in the crucifixion of Christ does not make one non-muslim.

This is weird, because according to Christian dogmas, salvation can only be obtained through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, in other words, if you don't believe in the crucifixion, you don't obtain salvation. According to Christians, Jesus must die on the Cross, for a million human sacrifices cannot redeem mankind from their sin. How could these beliefs makes one a Muslim?

although Christ definitely did not redeem the sins of all humanity (that belief would definitely involve Kufr).

This is the idea of Crucifixion brother, otherwise, there is no point for him to die on the Cross if he would not redeem them from sin. And so, Muslims must reject this idea as it was clearly explained in the Qura'n and the Hadith.


Salam


Wael.