The Christian Bible, the Hebrew Scripture, The Muslim Koran

Christian Bible, Hebrew Bible, Muslim Quran: words are not important, our behavior is Matthew 13: 3. "This is a serious problem, if God, God is trying to communicate with us directly and ultimately, if so, Jesus certainly did not complete his mission. Written in them, Wittgenstein hoped that our language is clear in order to clearly learn that Hebrew and Christian gods can not fall into the language network he built I will.

The Quran (Quran): The Quran is a Bible, it is a Muslim Bible. Most Christians treat the Bible as the Bible, but the Qur'an is considered to contain the word of God. In this sense, it makes more sense to Muslims than to the Bible. Since the language and meaning of Allah is best understood in Arabic, Muslims all over the world learn to recite a part of the Quran in their original language. Very different

What texts and verbal traditions make up God's message to us? Hebrew Bible? Christian Bible? If so, which version? Koran? Book of Mormon? Are there other texts of other cultures? Perhaps we can stick to the text that all Christian sects more or less match the Old Testament and New Testament, action, letter, apocalypse. Suppose you agree on what the contents of the Bible are. For example, suppose you agree to translate the original James Bible. How do you interpret that meaning? The Bible is a very old sentence, its composition details are often ambiguous, and its interpretation may be controversial. In contrast, the US Constitution was written in English by British people about 200 years ago, and these people left a letter and a document on their composition details and their recruitment policy. However, as each new Supreme Court judge 's annoying political struggle and court' s separatistic decision show, its interpretation is far from clear.

The Jewish Bible, the Hebrew Bible (Tanak) is similar to the Old Testament of the Christian Bible. These two religions teach and practice the Ten Commandments. They also believe in the arrival of Messiah; Christian believes that Messiah is based on Jesus Christ, and Judaism is still looking forward to Messiah.