Is Jesus Really God? A Biblical Response to Muslim Objections

Truth Matters. Eternity Depends on It.

In a world filled with religious tension, theological confusion, and deep-seated traditions, there is perhaps no question more controversial—and more consequential—than this: Is Jesus really God?

To billions of Christians around the world, the answer is a resounding yes. To over a billion Muslims, the answer is an emphatic no. For many, this disagreement is not just a theological difference—it is a dividing line between truth and error, between eternal life and eternal loss.

Muslims deeply respect Jesus (Isa in the Quran). He is honored as a prophet, a messenger, the Messiah, born of a virgin, and even sinless—unique among all men. But to declare that Jesus is God in the flesh? To Muslims, that is offensive, even blasphemous. They ask:

● “Did Jesus ever say ‘I am God’?”

● “If God is one, how can there be a Trinity?”

● “If Jesus prayed, ate, slept, and died—how can He be God?”

● “Didn’t the Bible get corrupted?”

● “How can God have a Son?”

These are not foolish questions. In fact, they are honest, serious objections that deserve thoughtful, respectful, and biblical answers.

This book is written with love, not pride; with clarity, not condemnation. It is not an attack on Islam, but an invitation to reconsider Jesus—not as you’ve been told, but as He truly revealed Himself. You will find that Jesus made bold claims, accepted worship, forgave sins, exercised divine authority, and rose from the dead—all signs not of a mere prophet, but of God Himself.

The stakes could not be higher. If Jesus is not God, then Christianity collapses. But if He is—and the evidence says He is—then ignoring Him is the most dangerous mistake anyone could make.

My prayer is simple: that this book helps Muslims and others see Jesus more clearly, not as an enemy of God’s oneness, but as the perfect expression of God’s love and glory.

Truth matters. And your eternity depends on it.

Let’s begin.