I see you are a baptist, it is a Christian cult very near to Islam I heard the speaking of a Baptist man and I remarked very similarities between your cult and islamic view
What on Earth are you talking about? The reasons I chose to be a baptist is because their core beliefs are that Christ DIED and rose again and we must be born again, and once born again salvation can't be lost.
Which one of those is consistent with Islam? I am not sure who you heard but he does not sound like a Baptist. By the way you say Baptists are a cult and like Islam. That would mean Islam is a cult. In fact Baptist beliefs are identical to all of main stream protestant Christianity. You are not making any sense.
I wrote only islamic view about this subject don't forget in Islam after Qoran we have Hadiths (words of prophet Mohammad) as a 2nd ressource. In Gospel of Barnabas also it is mentioned that Jesus was not crucified.
I do not regard either the Quran or the Hadiths as being from God and have shown it many times. I have no problem doing it again but you are making such weird and irrational statements I am not sure it would be a meaningfull discussion. First make these comments here make sense and then we can discuss the Quran.
Aas far as Barnabus goes:
The
Gospel of Barnabas is a book depicting the life of
Jesus, and claiming to be by Jesus' disciple
Barnabas, who in this work is one of the
twelve apostles. Two manuscripts are known to have existed, both dated to the late 16th century and written respectively in Italian and in Spanish—although the Spanish manuscript is now lost, its text surviving only in a partial 18th-century transcript.
Barnabas is about the same length as the four
Canonical gospels put together, with the bulk being devoted to an account of Jesus' ministry, much of it harmonized from accounts also found in the canonical
gospels. In some key respects, it conforms to the
Islamic interpretation of Christian origins and contradicts the New Testament teachings of
Christianity.
This Gospel is considered by the majority of academics, including Christians and some Muslims (such as Abbas el-Akkad) to be late and pseudepigraphical;
[1] however, some academics suggest that it may contain some remnants of an earlier
apocryphal work (perhaps
Gnostic[2],
Ebionite[3] or
Diatessaronic[4]),
redacted to bring it more in line with Islamic doctrine. Some Muslims consider the surviving versions as transmitting a suppressed
apostolic original. Some Islamic organizations cite it in support of the
Islamic view of Jesus.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gospel_of_Barnabas
It is a well known forgery even though a few Muslim's like it so much they will not admit it. It has historical markers that firmly place it in the 16th century. Bringing up bogus gospels of which there are many only hurts your credability and lowers your believability drastically. No respected textual scholars believe that gospel is even remotely authentic.
As for the Hadith's they are not witnesses nor even contemporary to either the crucifixion or the diabolical revelations that Muhammad had. They are not additional resources concerning the crucifixion, no more than I am a source for the battle of Gaugamela.