A follow up to my most recent post about silly Christian missionaries and alleged symbols

I just recently wrote this article http://muslimbeliefsandnews.blogspot.com/2011/02/another-delusional-islamophobic-theory.html which refuted a silly Christian missionary claim that the Greek language spelling of the "mark of the beast" (or "666" which academics say was used in the Bible as a historical reference to Roman Emperor Nero Caesar) allegedly looked "similar" to the Arabic letters that make up the Arabic word Allah (meaning God in the Arabic language).  Well while thinking on this topic another thing actually came to my mind, that using these silly Islamophobic Christian missionary's own logic (or in their case shall I say lack of logic) I could make a very damning assertion against their Christian faith!  (Note: My example is only to show how this silly sort of argument, employed by deceitful Christian missionaries, can actually come back to bite these very same Christian missionaries in their own butts!  I don't mean to offend any good Christian, who does not attack the religion of Islam).

We all know that in the English language the main word for a religious deity is the English word "God".  We get the following definition from this online dictionary link for the English word "God": http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/God "the one Supreme Being, the creator and ruler of the universe."  The English word God is thus the main word all English speaking American Christians (and all other English speaking Christians for that matter) use in reference to the deity of their Christian religion.  Trinitarian Christians (the majority of Christians in America and around the world today) also hold a central belief that Prophet Jesus (PBUH) is allegedly also God or a part of God in the Christian Trinity.  The trinity is a whole separate issue I will not get into here, but let me just say we Muslims believe in pure monotheism (called Tawheed in Arabic) and that God is only One: http://www.almujtaba.com/en/index.php/left-menu-articles/77-principles-of-islam/260-tawheed-monotheism


With this information in mind, let us now see what the English word "God" is spelled backwards, it is "dog": may Allah (God) forgive me if it seems I'm comparing Almighty Allah to the creature of a dog, this is not my intention at all.  But if we use the Christian missionaries own silly arguments this would be very damning for English speaking Christians.  You want to know why that is?  I could make an argument (like the silly Christian missionaries try to do with the Greek language against Almighty Allah) that since the English word "dog" is the English word "god" spelled backwards English speaking Christians must be worshipping the ancient Greek and Roman mythological guardian of hades (meaning hell in Greek and Roman mythology or pagan religion) the three headed dog creature called a Cerberus http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cerberus
"Cerberus (pronounced /ˈsɜrbərəs/),^[1] or Kerberos, (Greek form: Κέρβερος, [ˈkerberos])^[2] in Greek and Roman mythology, is a multi-headed hound (usually three-headed)^[1][3][4] which guards the gates of Hades, to prevent those who have crossed the river Styx from ever escaping. Cerberus featured in many works of ancient Greek and Roman literature and in works of both ancient and modern art and architecture, although, the depiction and background surrounding Cerberus often differed across various works by different authors of the era."

Here are three illustrations of what the Cerberus, which is the guard of hades or hell in Greek and Roman mythology, is suppose to look like:

So again using the same type of asinine "logic" employed by wicked anti-Islamic Christian missionaries, I could easily claim that Greek and Roman mythology allegedly predicted the Christian religion and the English Christians use of the English word "God" and that this Cerberus is a sign that the Christians worship Satan!  Because again the English word "god" spelled backwards is "dog"; so I could claim Greek and Roman mythology was allegedly predicting and implying that later English speaking Christians were demonic Satan worshippers because they allegedly follow the demonic, rabid Cerberus (three headed dog) that is suppose to dwell in hell.  Something that is rabid and vicious must be from hell!  Also I think anyone who has seen a dog would agree these animals are very dirty creatures that often drink out of toilets, lick themselves clean and so they thus can not be claimed to be at all angelic (as angels and holy things are pure and clean).

  
As for any Christians that would reply back that English speaking Muslims also uses the English word "God" in reference to Allah(SWT); I could easily refute this by stating clearly that we Muslims worship only Allah and that the Arabic word Allah can never truly be translated into any other language.  Thus we (that is English speaking Muslims) only use the English word "God" when speaking with English speakers (particularly non-Muslims as they don't use the term Allah).  We Muslims believe Allah (in the Arabic language of the Holy Qur'an) is the only true name of (and word for) the Creator, Sustainer, and Deity of the Universe.
 
Again I'm just giving this as a counter-example to show just how silly these pathetic Christian missionaries and their claims (i.e. lies) against the true religion of Islam really are.


A last interesting quote on the word or term "God" in different languages of the world.  http://www.islamic-awareness.org/Quran/Sources/Allah/moongod.html
"This contrasts with the Hebrew, Greek, Latin, and English words for God, all of which descend from words that were commonly used by pagans in reference to pagan deities."

Peace be upon those who follow true guidance.