Rebar,
The evidence you posted was on the origin of the Word. Deus and God were not originally Christian words either.
For a good life, the Islamic god might reward you with 72 boy and girl virgins for an eternity of carnal pleasure.
Does this sound like the same god? The Judeo/Christian god would never reward you with something that, if done in life, would damn you. An eternity of buggering boys and deflowering virgin girls is a pagan afterlife, showing the pagan roots of Islam. A Jew or Christian would think they were in hell, if that was their "reward".
First of all, being wrong about God doesn't mean you believe in a different God. Jesus is not even remotely like the Old Testament God....unconditional forgiveness is nowhere in Jewish thinking. But that doesn't mean that Christians don't believe in the same God that jews do.
Second, homosexuality and child abuse is condemned by every single version of Islamic law, wahhabist included. The most radical of the radicals in Islam condemn any sexual contact between the same sexes whatsoever, so the claim that heaven has a reward of child molestation is not only inflammatory, it's flat out untrue. The mainstream Sunni Fiqh predicts a reward of 72 wives in heaven. That's the truth of Islamic teaching on the subject.
I'm interested...can you provide a source that shows the Arabian pagan religion which provides 72 wives in the afterlife? If you can't, I fail to see how you can support the claim that this is a pagan teaching.
There's nothing wrong with paganism, as long as you hurt no one else, worship as you please is my opinion.
I don't think there's anything wrong with Paganism either. It's just that Islam is clearly not a pagan religion. It is nothing like Arabian pre-islamic religion (of which we still know a little from various Bedouin traditions), and it is very much like Nestorian Christianity, which dates to the earliest Christian cults following the time of Jesus.
Rebar, we're back to this issue of how to find out about a religion: If I want to find out what Christians believe, I'll go ask a Christian. Same for Jews. Yet, you seem to be relying only on anti-Islamic sources for finding out what Islam believes. You don't have to, but I think it would sure help you to elaborate your criticisms of Islam to actually read the Koran and Hadiths, and to investigate the primary traditions of fiqh. It's a religion that can be criticized (like any other), but I think you'll find your positions much more accepted and convincing if you get a good grasp on what Muslims actually believe.