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In-depth examinations of Scripture, textual reliability, theological themes, and defense of biblical doctrine.
The name of God in the Bible and the Quran [Part 4: One Last Note] Paid Members Public
The Name of God in the Bible and the Quran One Last Note One challenge put forth by one of the people whom Osama Abdallah quoted in his article is as follows: God has One name, and that's "ALLAH" ... If anyone has any doubts or proofs
The Name of God in the Bible and the Quran [Part 3: Allah the Oak?] Paid Members Public
The Name of God in the Bible and the Quran Part Three: Allah the Oak? In an article responding to Al-Kadhis What Did Jesus Really Say? and in Part Two of this study, I have pointed out that Muhammad called on a god by the name of Allah, and therefore
The Name of God in the Bible and the Quran [Part 2: The Name of Allah] Paid Members Public
The Name of God in the Bible and the Quran Part Two: The Name of Allah We have already presented proof that Gods name in the Bible is YHWH. We must now look at what the Quran calls the name of its god. After doing this, we shall see the
The Name of God in the Bible and the Quran [Part 1: Names and Titles] Paid Members Public
The Name of God in the Bible and the Quran Part One: Names and Titles Many people, including Christians, Muslims, and those who are not of either faith, hold that the God of the Bible, YHWH, and the god of Islam, who is called "Allah," are one and
Muhammad in the Bible? Paid Members Public
An Analysis of the Muslim Appeal to Biblical Prophecy By David Wood According to many Muslims, the Bible is full of prophecies about Muhammad.[1] Christian apologists have spent a great deal of time refuting this claim, but, as the following account will demonstrate, the Bible does contain clear prophecies
A Brief Explanation of the Sword in Luke 22:36 Paid Members Public
James M. Arlandson Did Jesus endorse and encourage violence in the Gospels, presumably a righteous kind of violence? Did he call his original disciples to this? Did he order all of his disciples to buy swords, really? One verse may indicate that he did. And Luke 22:36 reads: 36
How Jesus Christ fulfills the Old Testament Paid Members Public
An Analysis of Matthew 5:17-20 James M. Arlandson Why dont Christians sacrifice animals to atone for their sins? Why arent Christians required to keep a kosher diet (unless they want to do so out of free choice)? Why arent Christians required to build a central temple in which to
Does Islam fulfill Christianity? Paid Members Public
Does Islam improve on Christianity? James M. Arlandson Does Muhammad fulfill and complete the mission and ministry of Jesus? Muslims answer with an emphatic yes. Basic Islamic theology teaches that since Allah sent Gabriel down with the Quran to Muhammad the messenger of Allah, Muhammad and the Quran fulfill and