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Broader examinations of Catholic theology, tradition, and doctrinal claims in light of Scripture.
A Common Word Between Us And You — Evaluating the Muslim Open Letter Paid Members Public
A Common Word Between Us And You Evaluating the Muslim Open Letter On 12 September 2006, Pope Benedict XVI delivered a speech at the University of Regensburg which also contained some comments on Islam that elicited protests by Muslims from around the world, see the Wikipedia article Pope Benedict XVI
A Response to Sherif Abdel Azeem's "Eve's Fault" and "Eve's Legacy" Paid Members Public
[ The below article was contributed to Answering Islam by a Catholic Christian and contains a few statements (i.e., beliefs taught only by the Catholic Church) which Answering Islam does not agree with. This refers mainly to the Catholic doctrine of the sinlessness of Mary, but it will be obvious
Responses to Bismikaallahuma: Hans Kng On Is Muhammad A Prophet? Paid Members Public
Responses to Bismika Allahuma Hans Küng On "Is Muhammad A Prophet?" Introduction On 23 December 2005, the Muslim website Bismika Allahuma republished an article by Hans Küng stating his opinion that Christians should move towards acknowledging Muhammad as a prophet of God. On 29 December 2005, I published
To Burn or not to Burn? Paid Members Public
That is the Question! Sam Shamoun It is time again to highlight some of the gross contradictions and inconsistencies that are found all throughout the Quran and sunna of Muhammad. Here we are going to revisit an issue which we have already examined in some depth in several articles and
Are The Jewish Apocrypha Inspired Scripture? Pt. 3 Paid Members Public
Sam Shamoun We continue from where we left off. The Testimony of the Apocrypha The Apocrypha clearly and unequivocally prove beyond any reasonable doubt that they should not be included within the inspired OT canon. The following verses demonstrate why: “and stored the stones in a convenient place on the
Are The Jewish Apocrypha Inspired Scripture? Pt. 1 Paid Members Public
Sam Shamoun Muslims like to bring up the subject of the canon in order to cast doubt on the inspiration and reliability of the Holy Bible. Muslim apologists particularly like to highlight the fact that the Roman Catholic Bibles contain seven additional books and extra chapters to specific books which