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(١٢٣)IS ALLAH (S.W) ONE OR THREE?mean his divinity. Many of the attendees also shared with him thesame opinion.Emil Lord says, “Jesus did not believe himself to be more than aprophet, even though sometimes he believed that he was less than aprophet. He never mentioned what makes one believe - that he hasdifferent views and thoughts from those that are human. Jesus useda new word to express his modesty when he said that he is the Sonof Man. In the past, prophets called themselves sons of man to showthe difference between them and God.”In 1977 C.E., seven theologians wrote a famous book titled, “TheMyth of the Incarnated God”. In this book, we find that “This groupapproved that the books of the Holy Bible were written by a group ofpeople in different circumstances, and their words could not beconsidered as divine. Those who contributed in writing this bookbelieve that there will be some development in theology by the end ofthe twentieth century.”Eight theologians in Britain wrote a book called “Jesus is Not the Sonof God”. They confirmed what the first book mentioned - they said“The possibility of a human becoming God is unlikely andunbelievable nowadays.” 1In April 1984 C.E, London’s Weekend Television had an interviewwith Bishop David Jenkins, who holds the fourth position amongthirty-nine bishops, which are the top of the Anglican Church. Hementioned that, “Jesus’ divinity is not a definite fact, and that he doesnot believe that the virgin birth and Jesus’ resurrection are historicalevents.” (Meaning they are untrue).His words had a huge effect on those who follow the ProtestantChurch. The Daily-News newspaper gave a questionnaire to thirtyonebishops, out of the thirty-nine, about what Jenkins has said.They published the result of that questionnaire on 25/6/1984 C.E,and it was as follows:“11 bishops insisted that Christians must consider Jesus both Godand human. While 19 said that, “it is enough to consider Jesus asGod’s high representative”. Nine bishops doubted the idea of Jesus’resurrection, and said that it was a series of experiences or feelings,1 - Differences in the Holy Bible Translations, Ahmad Abdul Wahab, pp 113