God has never lied and cannot lie. With that said, which scripture are you referring to in your subject "God lied when he said he would destroy the gods of Egypt"? I have an idea, but I don't want to assume before I answer you.




>because a) the god of Egypt is Allah, which is the same god
>as the Christian god


This is not True. Christians and Muslims DO NOT worship the same God

First, Christians believe Jesus is God, but the Quran opposes this belief and condemns those who worship Jesus to Hell (5.72). For Christians, Jesus is certainly God, and for Muslims Jesus is certainly not God.

Second, there is the matter of the Christian and the claim of Fatherhood. According to Jesus, God is our Father, yet the Quran very specifically denies that Allah is a father (112.1-4). In fact, in 5.18, the Quran tells Muslims to rebuke Jews and Christians for calling God their loving Father because humans are just things that God has created.

Third, there is the doctrine of the Trinity. Islam condemns worship of the Trinity (5.73), establishing, in contrast, its own core principle: Tawhid, the absolute oneness of god. Tawhid specifically denies the Trinity, so much so that the doctrine of God in Christianity is antithetical to the doctrine of God in Islam. Not just different but completely opposed to one another.

Therefore, in short, the differences between the Christian God and the Muslim God can be cast solidly based on the evidence mentioned. The Christian God, both in terms of what He is (Triune) and who He is (Father, Son, and Spirit) is not just different from the Muslim god; He is fundamentally incompatible. According to Islam, worshiping the Christian God is not just wrong; it sends you to Hell. They are not the same God.






and b) Kemet has no gods, the Neteru are
>just concepts in nature given a human form so people can tell
>stories with them


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