Jesus in the Bible and the Qur’an Part 3

   Over the past week or so I have recorded an eight-part series in response to Islamic speaker Yusuf Estes. Estes is a well known speaker and “former Christian minister.” These can, of course, be viewed on my YouTube page now, or, you can wait a few months for each part to appear on the blog. But I wanted to post

Recognizing that this series might be illegal in Australia (and would certainly be so in any nation enslaved to Muslim law), we press forward in responding to our Muslim apologists who seek, through the use of what might charitably be identified as “scatter-gun” citations to sow as much doubt as possible concerning the nature of the canon of the Christian

Very few Christians have ever read the Qur’an, but the interest in the topic has grown steadily since 9/11. We have been looking at some passages from the Qur’an and comparing them with God’s Word, the Bible. One will find a great deal of the most important passages relating to Islam and the Christian faith in Surahs 4, 5, and

Hussein Wario is a former Muslim. He has decided to take up not so much a defense of the Caners (he has, so far, only defended minor points—he has so far mainly ignored the legal documentation that has been provided and the issues that data raises) but to use the “attack the messenger” methodology of argumentation. In the process I

I note that it would be just fine if a Muslim stood on the same corners and passed out the Qur’an. I have stood on street corners passing out Christian literature in Mesa, Arizona, Salt Lake City, Utah, and elsewhere, for decades. But not in Dearborn, Michigan. Think about it.