MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 15^th, 2026 at 10:05am:

Nonsense. Tendetious pseudo intellectual crap. 

None of your silly assertion stand : No mortal enmity, no excommunication.  Significant differerences between Jesus and Orthodox Jews and Muslims.

MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 15^th, 2026 at 8:18am:


They are all the same question Meister, maybe worded slightly differently in an attempt to overcome all the creative ways you seem to find to get yourself all confused.

Can you find a single reference that identifies the site in Jerusalem as the al-Aqsa Mosque from either Muhammad himself, from someone else before Muhammad died, or from before a later leader decided to build a mosque there and claim the link?

At the time of Islam's founding, how exactly did Muslims consider the site to be one of the holiest in Islam if, despite knowing about the existence of the city, they never talked about it being a holy site, nor visited there?

Do you have no evidence to support this claim:

Quote:


other than your assertion that it "corresponds" to Mecca?

Why is this topic so important to you that you would make something like that up?

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freediver wrote Yesterday at 8:00am:

What did I tell you to do first? Copy and paste what I educated you on, regarding the Kaaba and Mecca, the Temple Mount and Jerusalem. You're not going to make any progress on reducing your self-embarrassing ASD hyper-focus at this rate.

Muhammad himself identified al-Aqsa (the Temple Mount) as the holiest site (not in Islam because he was not founding a new religion) and instructed his followers to face towards it in prayer. This continued for a couple of years before he claimed to have received divine instruction to face the Kaaba when praying.

freediver wrote Yesterday at 8:25am:

He did. Muhammad had access to Jewish and Nestorian Christian religious traditions, both of which feature the Jewish 1st and 2nd Temples in their traditions.

What does al-Aqsa mean in Arabic? Why was it associated with a Mosque (the Jewish Temple/place of worship)?

freediver wrote Yesterday at 8:36am:

You've already been educated on this.

No ancient religious figure can be quoted directly. What we have are religious traditions that survive, possibly from the founder, and what they provide. That is true of all ancient religious figures, including Moses, Jesus, the Buddha, and Muhammad. That all were likely illiterate, or didn't exist at all, doesn't help, of course.

freediver wrote Yesterday at 9:16am:

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Religious traditions are the final authorities of what their respective founders said and did.