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

(١٣١)IS ALLAH (S.W) ONE OR THREE?Other scholars believe that the spread of these concepts was fromTorsos, which had great schools of Greek literature, and was wherePaul grew up and was influenced by these concepts. 1The spread of paganism into Christianity is a clear fact, which madesome honest and brave writers confess.Among them, the archeologist Garslafe Creny, in his book “AncientEgyptian Religion”, he said, “The Trinity was added to the realChristianity, and it was taken from the pagan Pharaohs’ belief”.In his book, “Christian Paganism” the prominent scholar Robertsontalked in detail about Christian adoption of paganism. He said, “It is apleasure to say, that among those who criticized my book, no onedisagreed with the facts that I mentioned in it, and this convinced methat most Christian beliefs are taken from paganism.”The authors of the book, “The Myth of God’s Incarnation”, mentionedthe same; “The belief that Jesus is God, the son of God, or Godincarnated in him, is no more than pagan myth and legend.” 2From that, I can say that the Trinity is a pagan adoption, which ledaway from natural instinct, strayed from the prophets’ guidance, andworshipped other than Allah (S.W), the greatest.Allah the Greatest tells us, about the origin of Christian disbelief, Hesays, “The Jews call 'Uzair a son of God, and the Christianscall Christ the son of God. That is a saying from theirmouth; (in this) they but imitate what the unbelievers ofold used to say. God's curse be on them: how they aredeluded away from the Truth!” (Holy Quran 9:30).1 - Paganism in Christianity, Mohammad Taher Attenneer, pp 173, Christianity, AhmadShalaby, pp 150, Judaism and Christianity, Mohammad Diaurahman Al Aathamy, 282,299, 414-4152 - Frank Discussion Between the Servant of Allah and the Servant of Christ, AbdulWadoud Shalaby, pp 67-73, Christianity, Ahmad Shalaby, pp 152, The True ChristianityThat Christ Taught, Alaa Abu Bakr, pp 139, Christ in the Quran, the Torah and theGospel, Abdul Kareem El Khateeb, pp 137, Monotheistic Christian Creeds BetweenIslam and Christianity, Husni Al Ateer, pp 19-20