Ted some legitimate points but I never said Muslims were better than we Adventists - some probably are. I would say:

1. A Saudi cleric, reading the Qu'ran through the lens of the Haddith would no doubt agree with you re the Trinity and Jesus. I suspect an "insider" Christian missionary reading the Qu'ran through the lens of the Bible might disagree.

2. Re those Qu'ranic passages:

a. The Qu'ran is possibly attacking Medievil Christians who sought to formulate precise definitions of God, often using Greek philosophical concepts. 

b. The Qu'ran itself denies strict monotheism in some places. As Islamic scholar Mona Siddiqui says:

i. 'The Qu'ran was the uncreated, eternal speech of God, and that the Qu'ran on earth, in the form of a book, is the earthly manifestation of God's eternal word. (Surah 85:21-21)' (cf. John 1:1-14)

ii. 'God's oneness is not about numerical oneness; it implies everything in creation is subservient to him'. Jesus denounced His equality with God (Phil. 2:6)