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The verse in question was that they neither killed nor crucified him but it was made to appear so. But the historical evidence points to him being crucified. I am thinking what if was not the person but their perception that was changed?

Most say someone else was crucified in his place but the Ismailis and Ahmadis both say he was crucified but their interpretations differ.

It may be a mixture of both.

Allah does not abandon his prophets even though it may seem that way from a human perspective Divine Reassurance in the Quran: The Quran explicitly addresses and refutes the idea that Allah ever forsakes His messengers. When the pagans of Mecca mocked Prophet Muhammad ﷺ during a temporary break...

Scriptual References that Jesus Christ traveled this pathway alone and there were no substitutes: Matthew 16 : 21 - 23 21 From that time on Jesus began to explain to his disciples that he must go to Jerusalem and suffer many things at the hands of the elders, the chief priests and the teachers...

I'm Muslim so I am doing this from kind of a Muslim perspective. Christians will always connect the crucifixion of Christ with the forgiveness of sin. What I am looking at is this: Can Christ draw us closer together even though we will never agree on religious doctrine?

Yes, looking at Surah 4:157 strictly through the lens of Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) vs. Classical Arabic can subtly alter how a reader naturally processes its meaning. While the fundamental grammar rules and core vocabulary of Classical Arabic and Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) are largely...

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That is very true but Muslims can't believe in the ressurection as taught in Christianity. I am a convert to Islam from Christianity and I have a lot of problems with the substitution theory. Islam has a bad image in the west and I am trying to find some way to bridge the divide.

Islam teaches that Christ was not killed nor crucified (it only appeared that way) but the crucifixion has been accepted as a historical fact. There are two theories in Islam (the substitution theory and the swoon theory. The substitution theory says that someone else was crucified in his place...

Crucifixion was a form of execution. All of the other people were dead and gone when they were crucified. Only Jesus came back

Possible reconciliation of the crucifixion of Jesus Chris with the Quranic Verses Surah 2:154 and Surah 4:157. Surah 2: 154: Never say that those martyred in the cause of Allah are dead - in fact, they are alive! But you do not perceive it. Surah 4:157: and for boasting, "We killed the Messiah...

It means that you acknowledge you are a sinner and to ask Jesus into your heart as lord and savior (convert to Christianity) and washing away your sins. People feel a deep personal experience of a loving God. This loving God loves them unconditionally. People usually experence Christ in visions...