Sami Zaatari's Crucial Mistake On John 1:14 Paid Members Public
Sami Zaatari's Crucial Mistake On John 1:14 Keith Thompson and Jochen Katz1 Since the doctrine of the Trinity and Islam are mutually exclusive many Muslim apologists have attempted to demonstrate that the Bible doesn't teach the Trinity, despite the fact that Christians for 2000 years
Brains in Chains Paid Members Public
Brains in Chains The Perils of Parroting Jochen Katz With the publication of this article, Bassam Zawadi receives the questionable honor of having written the single “most-rebutted” article in the sense that his is the only Muslim article for which we provide three independent and substantially different rebuttals on Answering
Working Assumption: Stupidity? Paid Members Public
Working Assumption: Stupidity? On paying attention to footnotes Jochen Katz I have been engaged in discussions with Muslims since 1994, and I have seen quite a bit of nonsense in these fourteen years. But this recent "rebuttal" by Bassam Zawadi is definitely in a category by itself. On
Whistling in the Dark Paid Members Public
Whistling in the Dark Exercises in “Islamic Lexicography” Jochen Katz For some time now, Sam Shamoun and Bassam Zawadi have been involved in a discussion on the question of whether Muhammad was assured of his (eternal) salvation and of Allah’s forgiveness of his sins. Their exchange can be viewed
Amazing Qur'an or Amazing Gullibility? Paid Members Public
Amazing Qur’an or Amazing Gullibility? Jochen Katz In my research on the issue of Haman in the Qur’an (see this article), I came across Harun Yahya’s website “Miracles of the Qur’an” and specifically his section on alleged “Historical Miracles of the Qur’an”. Five of the
Harun Yahya's "Science" Fiction - Part 2 Paid Members Public
Harun Yahya’s “Science” Fiction – Part 2 Clouded Mind Dawah Jochen Katz This is the second instalment in my series of looking at Harun Yahya’s science blunders found in his many claims of scientific miracles in the Qur’an. As noted in the first part, the claim for a
The Likeness of a Donkey Carrying Books? Paid Members Public
The Likeness of a Donkey Carrying Books? Even a fool is thought wise if he keeps silent, ...1 While proofreading Sam Shamoun's rebuttal (*) to one of Ibn Anwar's attacks on the doctrine of the Trinity, I discovered that this Muslim ‘scholar’ had added an appendix to
Pinning the "Tale" on Ibn Anwar Paid Members Public
Pinning the “Tale” on Ibn Anwar Who is in danger of losing his marbles … Jochen Katz Ibn Anwar has published another attempt of attacking the Bible, this time concerning an alleged anachronism. In his article, New Testament anachronism: The anachronistic tale of Mark 2:26 (*), he writes: In previous articles