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Examining the Muslim criticism of C. S. Lewis’ Trilemma Paid Members Public
How the Appeal to Liberal Critical Scholarship Discredits the Islamic Faith Sam Shamoun Most Christians who are involved in apologetics have not only heard of C. S. Lewis and are not only acquainted with his classic works such as Mere Christianity, but are also familiar with Lewis’ Trilemma. The Trilemma
Jesus, John’s Gospel and Williams Paid Members Public
Sam Shamoun Muslim apologist Paul Bilal Williams commented on a Christian blog, calling into question the historical reliability of John’s Gospel on the grounds that it reads differently from the other Gospels, and is somehow more interpretive and theologically developed than the rest. He writes: July 1, 2012 at
John 5:23: A Blessing for the Trinitarian Paid Members Public
And a Nightmare for the Muhammadan Pt. 2 Sam Shamoun We continue from where we left off by taking the very passage cited by Ibn Anwar and turning it against his prophet. Note, once again, the words of our Lord carefully: “The Father judges no one, but has given all
John 5:23: A Blessing for the Trinitarian Paid Members Public
And a Nightmare for the Muhammadan Pt. 1 Sam Shamoun Muslim turned apostate-turned Muslim again-turned apostate again-turned Muslim one more time (1; 2; 3; 4) Ibn Anwar is back at it with his shameless Scripture twisting. This time he attempts to undermine the claim that the Lord
Did the Jews believe or didn’t they? Paid Members Public
Addressing more of Zaatari’s blatant distortions and bluster Sam Shamoun Sami Zaatari wrote a "reply" (*) to my thorough refutation (1, 2, 3) of his article concerning what the earliest followers of Jesus thought of him (*). Lord willing, I will provide a complete refutation to his latest (and
Biblical Monotheism and God’s Heavenly Throne Paid Members Public
Responding to a Muslim Dawagandist’s Objections to the Trinity Pt. 3 Sam Shamoun In this section we will address some of the objections raised by “Servetus the Evangelical” in the article which Zawadi derived his ideas from. “Servetus” writes: The NT declares that Jesus was crucified, died, raised from
Biblical Monotheism and God’s Heavenly Throne Paid Members Public
Responding to a Muslim Dawagandist’s Objections to the Trinity Pt. 1 Sam Shamoun Muslim apologist Bassam Zawadi has come out of his hibernation in order to “reply” to some of the articles which I have written to prove that Islam is not a monotheistic religion, but a pagan/polytheistic
The Lord Jesus Christ – the God who is above all creation! Paid Members Public
Sam Shamoun Muslim Dawagandist Sami Zaatari has written another article attacking the Deity of Christ (*). In this recent tirade Zaatari appeals to specific texts from the inspired writings of Paul to show that God is the head of Christ and that the Son will eventually subject himself to the Father.