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Ask the Christian: “Could you ever become god?”
He should reply: “No, because I am a human being.”

Ask the Christian: “Was Jesus a human being?”
He should reply: “Yes.”

Inform the Christian: “Therefore, he could never be God.”

The Baby God

Christian insists that Jesus was the son of Allah, but that he and Allah are one and the same. Inform the Christian:

“Cows have calves; little cows. Cats have kittens; little cats.
Humans have children; little humans.

When Allah has a son, what is he? A little Allah? If so, you have two Allahs.”

For Catholics (Most Filipinos) who say: “Jesus was the son of God and not God.”

Ask the Catholic: “Don’t you say: Holy Mary Mother of God in your novena?”
He should reply: “Yes”

Ask the Catholic: “If Mary was the Mother of God, what was her son but a God?”
Ask the Catholic: “Where is Mary referred to as Mother of God in the New Testament?”
Ask the Catholic: “Can God have a mother?”

How the Christians strayed

The Messenger of Allah (?) said:

“Do not exaggerate in praising me as the Christians have exaggerated the praise of Jesus son of Mary, for I am only a servant, so say, ‘He is the servant of Allah and His Messenger.’”

[Al-Bukh?r?, no. 3445]

The following chapter shows parts of the Bible that invite to the worship of God alone

The Bible states the First Commandment as, “I am the Lord your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the land of slavery. You shall have no other gods besides Me.”(Exodus 20:2-3)

This is the God of Moses (peace be upon him). It was He who sent Jesus as His servant and Messenger, and not as a god to be worshipped.

Among Mainstream Christians the most active in missionary work are the Charismatic Groups Commonly know as “Born Again” Christians – emphasize the gifts of the Holy Spirit.

Stress is laid on reading the Bible
They consider mainstream Christians as not true Christians because they are not “born” of the Holy Spirit
First appeared among Protestants in 1960 and among Roman Catholics in 1966
Origins in Pentecostalism (1901 John Wesley and John Fletcher) in which Baptism in the Holy Spirit was stressed, and Glossalia (speaking in tongues) was practiced.
Approved by Pope Paul VI in 1973.
Consequently, one should be familiar with whom one is inviting to Islam.