Firstly, I have to say that I have answered your question on the name Jesus Christ. But perhaps I should mention explicitly that 'Jesus' comes from 'Yehoshua' meaning 'Yahweh is salvation' and 'Christ', 'the annointed one'. Taking these meanings into consideration ends in the definition above.

Having said this, I'd like to reiterate that the Muslim denial of Christ is true and tacit. Here is my proof.

1. Islam denies the Divinity of Christ as you have affirmed, while the very name and meaning points at God's incarnation as Man. 'Yahweh is salvation'. It is about Yahweh Himself acting, or intervening in history.

2. You affirm that Islam encourages struggle for liberation against oppression. But Christ bids us to find freedom through self denial and the embrace of a greater Self that is the most High. That is, the Divinity of Man is offered through Christ, and is the answer to oppression.

The mere fact that Islam encourages uprising against oppression, and denies the ultimate Divinity of Man, it follows that it must embrace terror and violence when meeting other religions like Christianity.

And this is an example of Islam's deficiency in matters Spiritual; it has no model for the ultimate Man.

You're talking about Jesus Christ, son of Mary (peace be upon them all)!! Yet in your earlier post you called yourself by the same name. Please demonstrate what you claim by respecting this great messenger of Allah.

Let me put it here for record, just incase you missed it before:
Islam is the only none-Christian faith, which makes it an act of Faith to believe in Jesus Christ (pbuh).

No Muslim is a Muslim if he does not believe in Jesus Christ (pbuh).

We believe that:
- Jesus was one of the mightiest messenger of God.
- We believe that he was born miraculously without any male intervention.
- We believe that he was the "Messiah" translated "Christ"
- We believe he gave life to the death with God's permission.
- We beleive he healed those born blind and deaf and lepers with God's permission.

BUT muslims do not regard Jesus as (pbuh) Almighty God, and he's not a part of a trinity.
Trinity does not exist. He never claimed divinity.

Since you're Christian, I give you evidence:
John 14:28 - My father is greater than I.
John 10:29 - My Fatrher is greater than all.
Matt 12:18 - I cast out devils with the spirit of God.
Luke 11:20 - I with the finger of God cast out devils.
John 05:30 - I can't of my own do nothing. AS I hear, I judge. For I speak not of my will, but the will of my Father.
Mark 13:32 - No one knows about that day or hour, not even the angels in heaven, not the son, but only the Father.
Luke 4:8 - It is written: 'worship the Lord your God and serve Him only'

Quran 1:4 - You alone we worship, you alone we ask for help.

Luke 11:2 - Our Father in heaven, hallowed be thy name, may your will be done on earth as it is in heaven.
Matt 7:21 - None of those who call me lord will enter the kingdom of God, but only the one who does the will of my Father in heaven.

Anyone who says, not my will but God will is a Muslim.
Muslim means the one submits his will to the will of God. Jesus Christ says, not my will but God's will.

PLEASE TELL ME WHICH ONE ABOVE AR ACCUSING ISLAM ABOUT? IF BEING CHRISTIAN IS FOLLOWING TEACHINGS OF JESUS, DON'T YOU REALIZE THAT YOU CLAIM TO FOLLOW JESUS, BUT ACTUALLY MUSLIMS ARE MORE CHRISTIAN THAN YOU

@AlphDoti - Why do you think Christ interchanges between God and Father?

According to you and your church. Not according to Jesus (peace be upn him). And not according to the true scripture (I mean scripture before your leaders decided to corrupt it).

You see, the Bible has three types of words:
1. The Words of God
2. The words of the prophets and messengers of God
3. The words of the writers or narrators

I've given some examples in my post #123.

It is up to you to decide which one is true.

My questions are:
1. Do you now understand what Islam says about Jesus (peace be upon him)? If you think otherwise, produce evidence.
2. I gave you evidence why Jesus (pbuh) is not God. Do you agree or disagree with these evidences from your own Bible? If you disagree, does it mean there are contradictions in your Bible?
3. Do you agree that Jesus (pbuh) submit to the will of God and not His will?
4. Do you agree that Jesus Christ (pbuh) is great messenger of God and no one should call himself him unless it is him? (I think @tycho called himself Christ in one of his posts)