EVENTS ABOUT THE BIRTH OF CHRIST FROM THE QURAN AND THE BIBLE. 

            We have recorded the events about the birth of Christ both from the Qur’an and the Bible. Now the readers should judge for themselves which version appeals to their common sense. We also referred to  ancient history and drew a list of fatherless children whom the superstitious people among the Greeks declared as having been the sons of God. They were imitated by the Christians who declared Christ to be the son of God. Now, there is only one deficiency. We have not quoted the Bible for the existence of any other fatherless child. Now, at the end of this discussion, let us make up for this deficiency also The Bible speaks of a fatherless and mother less child other than Adam. If you question the Christians, they will not say that he is the son of God, although they will admit that he resembles Christ. If Christ is born fatherless, he becomes the son of God, but if any other person is born without a  father and without a mother, he remains a mere human being. This is strange logic. 

            Paul in his Epistle to Hebrews (vii, 3) speaks of a pious person Melichisedec and says: 

            “Without father, without mother, without descent, having neither beginning of days, nor end of life; but made like unto the Son of God; abideth a priest continually.”