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Islamic Theology

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Allah can be understood as a title or attained state of mastery, with humans having divine potential.

Muslim-side theological claim from a nonstandard interpretation.

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  1. A caller presents a nonstandard view of Allah as mastery attainable by humans.

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    MuslimQuranInterpretationPrimary Evidence

    Used from a Muslim perspective to argue that “Allah” refers to a title or state of mastery that is not biologically inherited or begotten, but individually attained.

    Open debate
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    MuslimBibleInterpretationSupporting Evidence

    Cited to support the claim that all humans have the potential to become gods or attain the highest state of mastery.

    Open debate
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    MuslimBibleInterpretationSupporting Evidence

    Cited from a Muslim perspective to support the idea that humans can ultimately become joint heirs with Christ and share in divine mastery and miraculous powers.

    Open debate
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Jesus' prostration to the Father can be cited as evidence that he submitted to God.

Uses Jesus' prayer posture as support for portraying him as submitted to God.

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The image of God and childlike openness support openness to Christian or Islamic truth claims.

Claims about divine image, natural theology, and openness in religious inquiry.

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Biblical passages depicting Jesus addressing God and praying are used to argue that Jesus submitted to God.

Uses Jesus' words and prayer posture to argue for his submission to God.

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If Allah is described as being on the straight path, then Allah is not God in the Christian sense; God should be the way itself.

Christian-side argument from Quran 11:56 contrasted with Jesus as the way.