Quoted to argue that the Quran rejects even metaphorical claims that people are God’s children, reinforcing the Muslim-Christian contrast over divine fatherhood.
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Quran 5:18
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18 Say the Jews and Christians, 'We are the sons of God, and His beloved ones.' Say: 'Why then does He chastise you for your sins? No; you are mortals, of His creating; He forgives whom He will, and He chastises whom He will.' For to God belongs the kingdom of the heavens and of the earth, and all that is between them; to Him is the homecoming.
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Used to argue that the Quran rejects Jews and Christians claiming sonship with God in the biblical sense.
Cited in debate over whether the Quran rejects metaphorical divine sonship; used to argue about the Quran's denial of Jews and Christians calling themselves Allah's sons and beloved.
Quoted to show the Quran denies Jews and Christians are God's children; used to contrast Quranic teaching with the Torah's father-son language for Israel.
Used to argue that the Qur'an rejects Jews and Christians calling themselves God's children, which the host contrasted with Deuteronomy 32:6.
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