Ted I think you might not be reading my essay in its right spirit. It seems as if you want to be convinced of the rightness of the Qu'ran and Mummaed. You don't have to be convinced. I am not personally convinced myself.

How you interpret Phil 2:6 is not the point. If a Muslim reads it and is convinced it is enough to explain the Qu'ranic texts, enough to accept the Trinity and Divinity of Jesus, then what is the problem? It seems you are trying to do the work of Saudi clerics for them.

The point of my essay is whether we should accept someone who lives in a Muslim country, who faces death if they convert openly to Christianity, who accepts Jesus as their saviour, even the Trinity, but still believes in the Qu'ran and Muhammed as a prophet?