My third comment: All the Christians of the world cannot deny the incessant fact that tens of thousands of them monthly abandon the belief of crucifixion and trinity to adopt Islam instead. please do provide details of these thousands of conversions.  

I personally know of two Muslims who were baptised into the christian faith within the last six months. I have read of many more such conversions. in the book I Dared to Call Him Father by Bilquis Sheik the conversion of several Muslims are powerfuly documented, as is the persecution which they undergo at the hands of other Muslims as a result.

My Fourth comment: we were not allowed to forward any question or inquiry to the bishops and priests about any of such ambiguous concepts. Thus, if one of us was insolent enough with the minister of the  church  and  dared   to   ask   him   some   of   these   banned   questions... No true priest or minister of Christianity is allowed to forbid the asking of a genuine question about the faith. This an attidude and choice of words which are more often assosiated with Islam. No priest or minister would see the asking of questions as "insolent" unless it was asked in a deliberatly insolent or provocative manner. Even then all of the ministers who I have met (these number more than twenty, including my father) would try to! answer the question as best as they could. I can only understand that the people who provided the quote you used had talked to the very rare Christian minister who doesn't have a true faith and who does not understand the doctrine of our faith. Ministers such as this are the exception, not the majority. Christianity does not have any "banned" questions, the idea is ludicrous. 

otherwise he would lose the privilege of forgiveness offered by the God the Father to all sinful human,” Bible says that the only sin which cannot be forgiven is Blasphemy (unbelief) against the Holy Spirit (see the Gospel of Mark). It also says that anyone who believes in his heart and confesses with his mouth that Jesus is Lord will be saved. Men, even people high in the Church heirarchy, do NOT have authority to say who and who will not be saved. That is and always has been a matter to be decided between God and the believer. There is no act, apart from the one mentioned above, that will remove a Christian believer from the salvation which we have through Jesus. This is what the Bible says. 

I'm sorry, this has become a longer e-mail than I intended. Please understand that I simply wished to remove some of the misconceptions that you have about my faith. Thank you for posting your booklet on the internet, it is good to provoke discussion between followers of different world faiths. I won't sign my name to this e-mail because I and my family have been persecuted by Muslims in the past and I don't want to make us vulnerable to that again. I'm sorry if this seems rude.

God Bless you.  

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