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I say that one who scores 115 points by himself in a game is not like the guy who scores the regular 30 points, 10 assists, 10 rebounds. I am not saying the second is not good. No he is good and very good. But the 1st one is unique, and far far more extraordinary.
And there it is.. IT IS about tribes and fans.. And this is fun... I think the Abraham connection (personally) is more important than arguing about a dream team of prophets and spiritual leaders..
So you were saying Muhammad's feat is similar to Jesus's feat (peace be upon them), to which I objected. Then you said Jesus has the greatness of being a continuation of the prophets before him (in comparison of Muhammad's greatness), to which I objected. Finally you said you personally prefer the Abrahamic connection.
I understand that it is your personal disposition. When it comes to religion things are established by the religion's parameters. In other words I don't have preferences and inclinations. I go by what is logical, and what is holy and heavenly. Things are not meant to stay still, but to evolve to a situation of ultimate stillness. In all cases those prophets I mentioned all worship the One Unique God. I don't know if Christians call Him "the God of Abraham", but that One Unique God sent 124 000 prophets, Abraham is one of them, Jesus is one of them, Moses is one of them, David is one of them, and Muhammad (peace be upon him) is the very last of them all. He is known as the Seal of the Prophets, and he is also the leader and the king of all the prophets. He is the king of mankind and of all nations. This is what you find in the teachings of Islam. There are no conferences on "killing the unbelievers", or "lying to deceive the unbelievers" or stuff like that.