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In-depth analysis of Islamic theology, scripture, tradition, and argumentation through rigorous scholarly critique.
Reflecting on 2014 Paid Members Public
Reflecting on 2014 Roland Clarke Here are my reflections on key events that have deeply impacted the world in 2014. At the beginning of 2014 the United Nations reported they were struggling to cope with unprecedented numbers of people displaced by conflict, mostly in the Middle East. As the year
The Gospel of Barnabas Paid Members Public
The Gospel of Barnabas Its True Value by William F. Campbell, M.D. CONTENTS PROLOGUE CHAPTER I Contradictions to the Qur'an in the Gospel of Barnabas CHAPTER II Authorship of Barnabas. Was the Writer a Jew of the Time of Christ? CHAPTER III Evidence in the Gospel of
Will Muslims link to rebuttals of Dr. Bucaille? Paid Members Public
From: Jochen Katz Date: Mon, 20 Jul 1998 16:21:20 -0400 (EDT) Message-Id: <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: request for a link May the peace of the Lord be with you! I have found that you display material
"Is Islam a threat to the West?" - Report on a Cambridge University Panel Discussion Paid Members Public
Is Islam a threat to the West? Report on a Cambridge University Panel Discussion by Andy Bannister On Thursday 23rd January 2003 the Cambridge Union (Cambridge University, England) was packed with several hundred students for a controversial event entitled "Is Islam a Threat to the West?" Originally intended
Which Roots ? Paid Members Public
Which Roots? Rev. Richard P. Bailey Some people claim the Black Man’s roots are in Islam and that being Muslim is as natural for him as breathing. They also say Christianity is the White man's religion, which took away the African's true Muslim identity through
Who was the Real Slave Master? Paid Members Public
Who was the Real Slave Master? Rev. Richard P. Bailey "The Christians were the ones who enslaved the Black man, but Islam is a world-wide brotherhood." You may have heard someone say something like this and wondered if it was true. Slavery was practiced by all civilizations
Conclusion of the Sword in Early Christianity and Islam Paid Members Public
Conclusion of the Sword in Early Christianity and Islam James M. Arlandson, Ph.D. This article is the final one in the series, which was a comparative study of the two religions. Here, at last, we summarize, with some analysis, the major differences between the two religions, side by side,
Q and A on the Sword in Early Christianity and Islam Paid Members Public
Q and A on the Sword in Early Christianity and Islam James M. Arlandson, Ph.D. This article covers and reviews topics left unanswered in the rest of this series. A question and answer format is used because readers in the past have asked these questions online or in emails.