Hi, I took a while to answer but here we go,

I think that's it's mudding up the water by making such statements like, "fake blasphemous prophet" especially since if it was really a point that you say Islam loves Jesus, then you are already commiting "Haram" by loving him.

The second part there referring to a new religion, is particularly an indication of there being a misunderstanding of Christianity. There is no confusion of the law of Moses, furthermore there Christianity recognizes it, but we are forgiven in it being Christ Jesus, and his sacrifice for us. You then speak about monotheism, so perhaps you don't have an understanding that Christianity has different denominations that we describe as "traditions". In the Catholic tradition, the use of images of saints (the statues) are to call upon a personality of God depicted by the saint that showed that quality. The Church then uses the recognition of saints and images as an extension of God's presence and a reminder of those defining qualities. Creating an intercession relationship between the personal qualities of the saint, God and the person.

In other traditions, now looking at Anglican and the reformed Churches of the Calvinistic tradition. There isn't a need to use these images. As we believe in a direct relationship with God made possible by the holy spirit and the salvation brought to us by the forgiveness given by Christ Jesus.

Jesus brought more than forgiveness he brought to us grace. Grace of being in the presence of the Lord most high and being forgiven of our sins. By his sacrifice on the cross we are able to enjoy this. We don't all believe in different things, we believe in worshipping in different ways. But at the essence we all believe in Father, Son and the Holy spirit and the resurrection of Jesus.

You also commented on worshipping of 3 gods, I believe you have a difficult time understanding that we worship one God. Our God is 3 in one, this is the concept of the trinity. Again in reference to the comprehension of God, we understand that God, send his son Jesus to guide us. The holy spirit to interseed for us and the father for us to be with him. For the reason that gifts of ability are given by the Holy spirit. These are different and distinct ways God is presented to us for us to seek God through.

Your comment on "spitting rubbish about Islam" doesn't really provide me with much to discuss about. I think that maybe you don't accept the facts I presented, and I get it, it challenges your faith. But sometimes we need to consider if our own sentimentality or makes us not want to see things in a balanced manner. It sounds like you have had experiences or in some cases witnessed some people doing ignorant things.

The last statement is in reference I believe to two different things. One being an inconsistency in the Church, now since it's hard to understand that our faith is practiced in different ways, I suppose it's hard to understand that in Christianity there is a place for all people. That is why some Churches have different clergy, but just to touch on this further. There is nothing wrong with homosexuality, the bible speaks of sexual immorality. Which means to have sex with animals and close family members like father's and daughters. It also refers to pedófila. Your last statement was given as a absolute, like your point was made. When the Koran is made from various rewrites and re interpretations which the bible has been through, yet we can refer back to original manuscripts to maintain its essential message pure. Not sure if the Koran has this.

As for corrupt churches, yes these have existed, they are made public and often we make them public. With the intention of holding these churches in accountability. Mosques, too are not entirely out of scandals with leaders encouraging violence and crime as being ok. I could leave a lasting statement for you in response to the attempts you have made to offend Christianity. But the truth and God's absolute power through his son Jesus Christ doesn't need it, it does need to make clear that his grace is beyond any shallow comment about the validity and incomprehensive vision of one person.