canon
Historical and textual studies explaining how the biblical canon was formed and defended against common objections.
Rebuttal to Mohamed Ghounem : Is the Gospel Originally in Greek or Hebrew? Paid Members Public
Is the Gospel Originally in Greek or Hebrew? Sam Shamoun Ghounem: The Books collected into the New Testament do not constitute the utterances of Jesus nor of his disciples. Jesus was of Jewish ancestry and so were his disciples. If any of Jesus' utterances were to be found preserved
Comments on Saifullah's argument in "Was Paul Inspired?" Paid Members Public
Responses to Islamic Awareness Was Paul Inspired? Here just some comments on Saifullah's argument in this article. An important Islamic principle states that deeds are judged according to intention.[1] Despite this, Saifullah seems not to have learned yet that all texts need to be evaluated on the
The Dead Sea Scrolls and Christianity Paid Members Public
Part Two - The Dead Sea Scrolls and Christianity Conspiracy? The so-called "Son of God" and the "Pierced Messiah" texts have drawn the attention of many people who are eager to prove or disprove their theories. Or was there just more smoke than fire? The media
Responses to Bismikaallahuma : The Diatesseron And Its Witness to the authority of the The New Testament Gospels Paid Members Public
The Diatesseron And Its Witness to the authority of the The New Testament Gospels: Responding to the claims of Alleged Biblical Corruption Sam Shamoun One Muslim writer, named Jundullah, has written a brief criticism to my response to the Islamic Awareness' assertion that the Bible we have today is
Rebuttals to "Islamic Information" : Biblical Criticism Paid Members Public
Responses to "Islamic Information" Biblical Criticism The word "criticism" is often taken by the public to imply negative judgment. Hence "biblical criticism" is often taken to mean negative judgment against the Bible. Yet it is not necessary to gather this meaning from the use
Rebuttal to Johnny Bravo: Christian Scholars Refuting the Status of the NT as An Inspired Scripture" [Part 5] Paid Members Public
A Critique of Johnny Bravo's Response to Sam Shamoun's "Rebuttal to Johnny Bravo's Article: Christian Scholars Refuting the Status of the NT as An Inspired Scripture " Part 5 Dr. James D. Price has sent this short summary response to Bravo's
Rebuttal to Johnny Bravo's Article: Christian Scholars Refuting the Status of the NT as An Inspired Paid Members Public
A Critique of Johnny Bravo's Response to Sam Shamoun's "Rebuttal to Johnny Bravo's Article: Christian Scholars Refuting the Status of the NT as An Inspired Scripture " Part 4 [A], [B & C], [Addendum] The claims made by Bravo in Part 4A of
Rebuttal to Johnny Bravo's Article: Christian Scholars Refuting the Status of the NT as An Inspired Paid Members Public
A Critique of Johnny Bravo's Response to Sam Shamoun's "Rebuttal to Johnny Bravo's Article: Christian Scholars Refuting the Status of the NT as An Inspired Scripture " Part B [A], [B], [C] As promised, here is my reply to Bravo's attack