Concept of Gods Mercy in Islam & Christianity - IPCI

Thus we enter the truly staggering vicious circle of a God who
punishes himself in order to forgive the men and women who
offended him.
One day there was a dentist who was an oral hygiene enthusiast. He
loved his work and was a true expert in dentistry. However he could not
tolerate bad teeth. Throughout his career, all his patients had some tooth
defect or the other. Some peoples teeth were rotten, others plaque
infested, some needed a filling, others needed a root canal. Old people
had teeth missing while majority had wrong proportions; some were too
cramped together, others to wide apart. None were perfect.
After many years practicing, he lost all hope in finding anyone with a
perfect, flawless, beautiful set of white teeth, free from any fault; except
for one very precious well maintained set. HIS VERY OWN TEETH!
So the dentist having perfect teeth thought; “How nice it would be if I
sacrifice my lovely teeth for the sake of all my patients with defective
teeth; granting them everlasting good teeth free from decay!”
Hammer and chisel in hand he smashes his canines, incisors and finally
the molars. Under no antistatic, the dentist suffers pain for all his past
and future patients leaving him toothless. The dentist had reached the
pinnacle of dental care, by paying the price for rotten teeth once and for
all. Mankind‟s teeth problem is solved.
Would not the entire dental fraternity not consider the dentists actions
as immoral or looney?
The concept of atonement via blood sounds like a dentist trying to
break his own teeth in order to calm and treat his patients who
have severe tooth decay.
This is the core of Pauline Christendom. This dogma lacks the essence
of mercy and has baffled many Christians, increasing the number of
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