John 17:21

17:21 that they may all be one; even as you, Father, are in me, and I in you, that they also may be one in us; that the world may believe that you sent me.

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John 17:1–26

Key Source: An example to follow

It's hard to underestimate the central role Muhammed plays in the lives of Muslims. He is not just said to be the founder of Islam and the one to whom the Quran was revealed, but he is also a central example to follow in order to put the Islamic faith...

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John 17:20–21

The One Mediator Between God and Men

The Temple, the Ka'aba, and the Christ, John Gilchrist

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John 17:20–21

200 Questions

Q147: Does God want believers to break up into various sects, denominations and splinter groups?

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200 Questions
John 17:21

The Misunderstood Trinity in the Quran

Muslims often accuse Christians of saying that they believe in three gods. Christians deny such claims, emphasising that they hold to the Bible, which teaches there is only one God, existent in three persons (hypostases), Father, Son and Holy Spirit who share the same divine nature (ousia).

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John 17:21

A Contradiction?

Sanctified or United?

Apparent Contradiction

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