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This article critically examines the Quran's claims of being a confirmatory text to previous Scriptures, particularly the Bible. Through a detailed analysis, it explores theological differences, prophetic narratives, and the Quran's historical context, offering insights into its teachings and impact.
This article critically examines the Quran's claim of being a continuation of Judeo-Christian scriptures. It delves into the Quran's consistency, its alignment with biblical narratives, and the theological implications of its teachings, offering a detailed analysis from a conservative Christian perspective.
This article delves into the Quran's views on Biblical teachings. It examines theological congruencies and contradictions, focusing on monotheism, the portrayal of prophets, and eschatological beliefs, providing insights for both Muslims and Christians.
This article critically examines the Quran's claim of confirming previous Scriptures, comparing its teachings with the Bible. Exploring key theological differences, it questions the Quran's consistency with biblical narratives, especially regarding Jesus Christ and divine revelation.
Exploring the claim of the Quran as a literary miracle, this article contrasts its composition and prophetic validity with biblical standards. It delves into the Quran's stylistic elements, coherence, and theological consistency, offering a thoughtful Christian perspective on these sacred texts.
Dive into the comprehensive exploration of 'Is Islam a Heresy from a Christian Perspective?' This article delves into the intricate theological distinctions between Islam and Christianity, examining the foundations of Islamic beliefs, their historical development, and key differences in doctrines such as the concept of God, Jesus Christ, and salvation. It provides a thoughtful analysis for understanding Islam within the framework of Christian theology and apologetics.
When Westerners think of Sharia law, their concept is usually centered on excessive punishments, such as being stoned for adultery or having hands cut off for stealing. However, Islam presents Sharia not just as a legal system but as an integral way to fulfill the will of Allah for each person and situation, since Allah’s will is to bring about compassion, generosity, and justice.
Whenever the subject of the Crusades comes up in conversation, it seems to touch a raw nerve and causes Christians in the West to feel defensive as well as apologetic.
In Surah 42:13, the Qur’an teaches that there should be no divisions within Islam:
He has ordained for you of religion what He enjoined upon Noah and that which We have revealed to you, [O Muhammad], and what We enjoined upon Abraham and Moses and Jesus - to establish the religion and not be divided therein.
Today the Muslim concept of salvation is drastically different from the Christian view. Perhaps the best statement to frame the Islamic view of salvation is from Ron Rhodes: “A weak view of sin will always lead to a weak view of salvation.”[1] In other words, Islam minimizes the reality of human sin to such an extent that for the Muslim... Continue Reading →
