Sure bro, (originally reposted from here:
https://vigilantcitizenforums.com/threads/the-vc-case-for-christ-thread.217/page-18#post-9663
Gosh, I love it when you open a door for me ahahaaa, (no ladies first jokes lol)
Ok, so the claim is "Bible New Testament is corrupted form of scripture" - this is the claim that bible scholars (who are Christian) claim.
But I'm not even gonna go down that road - simply because you are asking - moi.
Instead, I will aim to prove through logic, reason and deduction how the bible remains from it's canonisation in the year 325CE - til today, a corrupted work.
1) What is Holy Scripture according to Monotheism?
It is revealed word, to a prophet or messenger of God, such as Moses, David, Solomon, Jesus, Muhammad - peace be upon them all.
When it comes to the revealed word of God to Moses, we have the ten commandments and the Torah, we also have the supplementary books which are not holy per se, but more historical - and these we refer to as "NEWS" in the Semitic languages - in Arabic, the word is Hadeeth.
The book of David and Solomon was - the Psalms - also divinely revealed to David and passed onto his son Solomon, peace be upon them both.
The work of Moses is preserved, and so is the work of David and Solomon, intact, contained within the OT - with no "this book is the book of David according to John, Luke, Mark, Matthew" - ok? With me so far?
Yet where is the book which Jesus was given? In Islam we are told, he was given the Injeel - but what you read today are most certainly not the Injeel of Jesus. Instead you are reading the Ahadeeth of Jesus attributed to four men who never left a last name.
In a word, your New Testament, is a book of hadeeth which have issues in grading and authenticity - it's a man made work and contains flaws, errors, and interpolations plaguing its historical development from 325CE - til modern day.
The Qur'an, the book given to Muhammad pbuh. Still in its original form, the language still intact. And extant. In circulation.
Contrast to Christianity, and no Christian here could understand Jesus if he spoke in Hebrew right now.
With due respect, I feel that your bible is a Chinese Whisper. No Hebrew Aramaic version of it existed - instead, you have Latin and Konig Greek translated to the languages of Europe, until eventually being translated into English, by which time many competing versions of this New Testament were vying for Clergy Time... Corruptions were always there, just waiting to hide through the ignorance of the dogmatic types. It doesn't make it go away - it just leaves it to fester.
Based on this, the NT Bible does not qualify as Holy Scripture, but rather - a commentary by anonymous persons who only left their first names - by hadeeth standards, these would be considered weak at best, and most likely thrown out of the canonisation of hadeeth. Not ven worthy of consideration for us Muslims, but to a fold who lived 6 centuries prior to Muhammad pbuh, and had not idea what their Roman masters were pushing on them? It was all acceptable, the might of Rome was not taking no for an answer
2) God is not the author of confusion.
Why do you claim the bible is not corrupt when there are competing versions of it in circulation? Does this itself not tell you that there is no single championed version of your New Testament which can lay an historical claim past the 16th century? That's 16 centuries after Jesus btw.
How about if we go back further, to the time of the Council of Nicea? Do you not see how a Roman Emperor named Constantine wanted to reconcile his dwindling empire into a great one again and saw how a new religion named Christianity, if adopted for the followers of Jesus who were Gentiles in Rome would keep the empires inhabitants happy and the empire would prosper - would be a win win - and so Constantine did the unthinkable.
Constantine - the Devils Disc Jockey, remixed the Monotheistic teachings of Jesus with the Pagan Trinity of Mithra, which was Constantine's own religion - and Christianity was born.
3) Pizza has arrived, I'll leave it here for now.
God bless,
Scimi