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Nadir Ahmed: Taqiyya Incarnate Paid Members Public
By David Wood Ive known for a long time that Nadir Ahmeds debate career would be coming to an end. Thus, Ive never really felt it necessary to stress his efforts to deceive Christians. Nadir believes that it is acceptable to lie to his debate opponents in a desperate attempt
Muslim Critic's Previous Correspondence Paid Members Public
Muslim First Email: (Sender says he is ex-Christian, and he is probably British). Received: 9 April 2005 Subject: (Name of sender removed) an ex Christian In the name of Allah most gracious most merciful. Salam Do you want to know the miracle of our final messenger Muhammad? You see every
Answers to a Muslim Critic Paid Members Public
Answering Islam Email Dialogs Khaled [A Muslim who says that he converted from Christianity to Islam responded to an article I had written. The below following text is our last correspondence. If you want to read the previous conversations as well, please click here.] Subject: Here are the answers to
Islam: More than a Religion Paid Members Public
Over the past twenty years, my wife and I have lived overseas in a majority-Muslim nation. We have hundreds of dear friends who are Muslims. In the country where we work, "peace" in relationships is esteemed more than truth itself. A local proverb says, "Personally, I’d
The truth about Muslim-Christian marriages Paid Members Public
James M. Arlandson A Muslim man is allowed to marry a Christian woman, but a Christian man is not permitted to marry a Muslim woman. I remember hearing an interview on the radio with a Muslim, a few years ago. As the interview began, the host asked the Muslim guest
A Brief Explanation of the Sword in Matthew 10:34 Paid Members Public
James M. Arlandson I read constantly that Christians should not be proud of a verse attributed to Jesus. The verse reads: Do not suppose that I have come to bring peace to the earth, but a sword. At first glance it indeed appears that Jesus encourages violence and calls his
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
Did the Apostle John Anticipate Mohammed? Paid Members Public
By Dallas M. Roark, Ph.D. If one reads the letter of St. John it seems that he was anticipating the arrival of someone like Mohammed. Certainly John had in mind the immediate threat of the Gnostics who were trying to merge pagan and Christian thought together. But then, this