For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son , that whoever
believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. (John 3:16—NIV).
So you see that the word begotten is mentioned in some Versions and omitted in
others.
The questions is; is it allowed for someone to add and omit from the words of God
The answer is of course an unequivocal no.
How can the book that the Christians hold in their hands be considered the
protected words of God when all of these alterations have taken place?
And if the changes in question were done at the hands of the scholars of the
Christians, then what those who are enemies of Christianity like the Jews must have
done is only left to the imagination!
Fifthly :
The Christians have clearly exaggerated in regards to Jesus (pbuh) claiming that he
is God and further to that worshiping him, whilst at the same time everyone accepts
that he was given birth to by Mary (pbuh).
The question that one cannot escape is can a God be born, and can he emerge from
the womb of a woman?
And can someone who has a sound brain and intellect consider this child to be a God
besides Allah.
Definitely not, and if Allah Almighty wanted to recreate a million Messiahs like Jesus
he could do it with just the word ”be” and it is.
As Allah says in his final revelation the Quran.
And it does not befit the Most Gracious to take an offspring!
[Maryam 19:92]
All those who are in the heavens and the earth will come to the Most Gracious as His
slaves.
[Maryam 19:93]
So clearly the Trinity doctrine in Christianity is not something that was professed by
Jesus (pbuh) and it was something later added to the body of Christian doctrine over
time.
Sixthly :
The contradiction in the belief of the “Trinity”.