Allah cast a stunt double to die on the cross, so the real Jesus could slip away quietly..

Muslims believe that Jesus was not killed; instead, Allah placed a look-alike on the cross and raised Jesus up to heaven while he was still alive.

To save Jesus, Allah deceived the executioners and the watching crowd into believing they were witnessing Jesus’s crucifixion, but it wasn’t actually Jesus; it was someone who looked exactly like him: The Body Double.

This crucifixion scene exposes that Allah can’t be trusted as he lied to all the witnesses by showing them something that wasn’t real, which raises questions about what else he might have lied about. If he lied about this, why trust anything else he says?

If Allah were truly God, then he wouldn’t need to deceive anyone. He wouldn’t need to pull of a grand deception. He wouldn’t need to stage a whole drama. Allah could have saved Jesus with a snap of his fingers instead of staging a whole fake scenario. Just like God saved Moses by parting the red sea, Allah could have openly saved Jesus, while clearly showing his saving power to everyone watching.

The crucifixion scene was a significant game-changer for the world. By playing out the crucifixion, Allah ultimately created Christianity; as without this dramatic scene Jesus’ name and fame would not have soared and Christianity would not be the world’s largest religion.

Muhammad barged in 600 years after Jesus and claimed Jesus wasn’t crucified at all; because Allah swapped him out with a clueless clone. Many people were present to witness and testify that Jesus was crucified, but there were no witnesses to verify Muhammad’s version of the story.

Six hundred years is an extremely long time for Allah to delay in rectifying the truth. During them years, Christianity spread far and wide to become the world’s largest religion, while Allah remained silent, sitting on the secret that Jesus was still alive because, surprise, he never died in the first place.

So, who would you rather trust? Allah, who lied by fabricating a story, or the God of the Bible, who proclaims, ‘God is not man, that he should lie!’ Numbers 23:19.