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enlightened One, endowed with wisdom in conduct, auspicious, knowing the universe, an
incomparable leader of men, a master of angels and mortals. He will reveal to you the
same eternal truths, which I have taught you. He will preach his religion, glorious in its
origin, glorious at the climax, and glorious at the goal, in the spirit and in the letter. He
will proclaim a religious life, wholly perfect and pure; such as I now proclaim."
Ananda said: "How shall we know him?" The Blessed One said: "He will be known as
Metteyya, which means 'he whose name is kindness.'"
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� Buddha, The Gospel by Paul Carus, under Ch. Metteya
But delight in the blessings of religion, so that good and holy men shall come to them
and dwell among them in quiet
� Buddha, The Gospel by Paul Carus, under Ch. Last Days
It is the boast of the Jewish apologists, that while the learned nations of antiquity
were deluded by the fables of polytheism, their simple ancestors of Palestine preserved
the knowledge and worship of the true God.
The mysteries of the Trinity and Incarnation appear to contradict the principle of the
divine unity. In their obvious sense, they introduce three equal deities, and transform the
man Jesus into the substance of the Son of God:
The creed of Mahomet is free from suspicion or ambiguity; and the Koran is a
glorious testimony to the unity of God. The prophet of Mecca rejected the worship of
idols and men, of stars and planets, on the rational principle that whatever rises must set,
that whatever is born must die, that whatever is corruptible must decay and perish.
� The History of decline and fall of the Roman Empire Ch. L: Description of
Arabia and Its Inhabitants. Part III. V5, P.63
The mission of the ancient prophets, of Moses and of Jesus had been confirmed by
many splendid prodigies; and Mahomet was repeatedly urged, by the inhabitants of
Mecca and Medina, to produce a similar evidence of his divine legation;
and these passages of scandal established, beyond suspicion, the integrity of the
Koran. 96 The votaries of Mahomet are more assured than himself of his miraculous
gifts;
They believe or affirm that trees went forth to meet him; that he was saluted by
stones; that water gushed from his fingers; that he fed the hungry, cured the sick, and
raised the dead; that a beam groaned to him; that a camel complained to him; that a
shoulder of mutton informed him of its being poisoned; and that both animate and
inanimate nature were equally subject to the apostle of God.