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JESUS AND MUHAMMAD,TWO PROPHETS FOR A LOST WORLD Paid Members Public
SECTION SIX JESUS AND MUHAMMAD, TWO PROPHETS FOR A LOST WORLD CHAPTER II PROPHETHOOD AND MESSIAHSHIP OF JESUS We must now ask ourselves the same questions about Jesus of Nazareth, the son of Mary. How could the people of 1st century Palestine know whether he was a prophet? Did God
JUDAISM AND ISLAM [Section 2, Chapter 2] Paid Members Public
page 73 SECOND SECTION Chapter II Stories borrowed from Judaism This division will prove to be the largest, partly, because these narratives, draped in the most marvellous garb of fiction, lived mostly in the mouth of the people; partly, because this fairy-tale form appealed to the poetic fancy of Muhammad,
THE BIBLE AND THE QUR'AN:EFFECTS OF CRITICISM AND SIMILARITIES IN THEIR DEVELOPMENT Paid Members Public
SECTION THREE THE BIBLE AND THE QUR'AN: EFFECTS OF CRITICISM AND SIMILARITIES IN THEIR DEVELOPMENT CHAPTER II NEW TESTAMENT FORM CRITICISM --- ITS EFFECT ON THE GOSPEL AND THE QUR'AN "Form criticism", which also originated in Germany, is an attempt to analyze the Gospel
The Bible and the Qu'ran Paid Members Public
The tempter came to him and said, "If you are the Son of God, tell these stones to become bread." Jesus answered, "It is written: 'Man does not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God' ". --Matthew
Historical Development of the Qur'an and the Gospel Compared Paid Members Public
CHAPTER III HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE QUR'AN AND THE GOSPEL COMPARED In Section Two we examined what the Qur'an and the Hadith say about this question of "tahrif", of purposely changing the Gospel, and we found that neither of them support the charge. They
JESUS AND MUHAMMAD,TWO PROPHETS FOR A LOST WORLD? Paid Members Public
SECTION SIX JESUS AND MUHAMMAD, TWO PROPHETS FOR A LOST WORLD? CHAPTER IV A MESSIAH TO SUFFER In the last section we left our friends with a very disturbing question in their minds--a question which seemed to defy understanding. If Jesus was "the messiah" why did he refuse
Abrogated Verses Of the Quran: Evidence from the Hadith Collection Paid Members Public
Abrogated Verses Of the Quran Evidence from Islamic Sources Collected by Sam Shamoun We present here a list that highlights some of the many verses that have been abrogated. We are quite aware that not all Muslims believe that the Quran abrogates itself and would therefore reject the traditions presented
Struggle and Conflict in Early Christianity Compared with Struggle and Conflict in Early Islam Paid Members Public
"Jesus, full of the Holy Spirit, returned from the Jordan and was led by the Spirit in the desert, where for forty days he was tempted by the devil. He ate nothing during those days, and at the end of them he was hungry." --Luke 4:2 D.