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The Essence of My Message to Muslims – Part 1

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Robertson says women are equal, rejects “72 virgins,” and calls abuse of women in Islam “shocking.”

1. Relationship with Creator Radio presents James Robertson’s “The Essence of My Message to Muslims – Part 1” as a 2021-03-03 article adapted for broadcast. 2. James Robertson speaks as the host, calling himself a researcher, publisher, teacher, doctor of engineering, and retired military commander with a 12 March 1993 audible encounter. 3. The episode’s stated purpose is to address Muslims directly about “a deep relationship with the Almighty Creator” and to separate that message from Christianity. 4. Robertson says his message is “not a Christian teaching” and says it is aimed at Muslims who seek “a deep relationship” with the Creator. 5. He says the correct English translation of “Allah” is “the Almighty” and links Allah, Elohim, and Aramaic usage to the same Creator. 6. He says the true name of the Creator is “Yah, the Eternally Self-Existing,” and says the name appears over 7,000 times in the Hebrew books. 7. Robertson argues that true Muslims, true Christians, and true Jews are “all worshiping the same almighty creator,” despite major errors in each tradition. 8. He describes Islam, Christianity, and Judaism as mainstream monotheistic religions that each contain truth mixed with error. 9. Robertson says the Quran corrected Christianity’s worship of Jesus and the Bible, and corrected Judaism’s worship of the Torah. 10. He says Muhammad was a “turnaround prophet” whose message was necessary because Judaism and Christianity were “largely apostate” in his view. 11. He says human beings are meant to be “friends” of the Creator, and that “friend of the Creator is the highest achievement in this life.” 12. Robertson says people should talk to the Creator “constantly,” know His true name, and not depend on an imam, rabbi, pastor, or worship leader as a mediator. 13. He says he was told on 25 December 2015 that one of the three people closest to the Creator was a Muslim imam in Tehran, alongside a Jewish rabbi in Jerusalem and Robertson himself. 14. Robertson says the Quran is “a book” that is inspired overall more than the Bible, but still contains error and should not be worshipped. 15. He says Muslims and Christians should not kill people over books, and says burning the Quran does not justify “a riot or beating somebody up or killing somebody.” 16. He says reconciliation between Islam, Christianity, and Judaism is “highly desirable,” and he explicitly rejects war against Christians and Jews. 17. The tone is preachy, confrontational, and testimonial, with Robertson moving between exhortation, prophecy, and personal experience. 18. The format is a solo monologue with repeated direct address, email invitations, and references to his website and later parts. 19. People interested in comparative religion, Quran claims, and direct spiritual practice. 20. People seeking a neutral interfaith discussion without strong doctrinal assertions.

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