is allah (sw) one or three? - Islam Center

(١٢٥)IS ALLAH (S.W) ONE OR THREE?THE ORIGIN OF THE CONCEPT OF JESUS’DIVINITYChristian beliefs were completed in the forth century, after deifyingJesus (PBUH) and the Holy Spirit, and confirming the Holy Bible.Paul established a new Christianity after Jesus (PBUH), so where didPaul and the later Church Councils, derive these new beliefs?To answer that question we quote what Charles Gene Pier said in hisbook “Christianity, its Beginning and its Development”, he said,“Detailed study of Paul’s longer Epistles, results in finding a mixtureof strange ideas, both Jewish and idolatrous Greek concepts.To explain and illustrate further, we review some of the old religionsbefore Christianity, to show the similarity between ancient Paganismand Christian Paganism. This similarity has touched the basis andthe branches of Christian creeds, so we could know the origin andthe source, from which Christianity takes its beliefs and creeds.First: God’s Incarnation in Ancient Pagan ReligionsBelieving in an incarnated God, the second divine hypostasis of God,incarnated to forgive people’s sins, is an old and known belief inancient religions, such as Hinduism. In his book “India”, the historianAllen said, “Krishna is the greatest of all the incarnated gods, andmuch superior to them, for they were only partly divine, but He(Krishna) appeared as god in a human figure.Mentioned in the Indian book “Baha Kavat Boron”, Krishna said, “Iwill incarnate in Yedwa house, and come out from Devaki womb, Iwill be born and die, the time has come to show my power, andrelieve the earth of its burden”. Therefore, the Hindus considered hima divine incarnation that made him worthy of worship.The prominent historian Dwain talked about Buddha in his book “TheMyths of the Torah, the Gospel, and Their Similarity in OtherReligions”. He said, “Buddha was born of the virgin Maya, whom theBuddhists in India and other countries worship. They say about him,“He left the heaven and descended to appear as a human figure, asmercy to people to save them from their sins and to guide them”.