Yusuf Estes on the Deen Show: Part 6

David Wood just posted this video—given how often David “blasphemes” the “Prophet,” he better watch this one multiple times. Of course, any criticism, even if it is based upon historical facts, Islamic sources, etc., is considered to be an “insult” to “the Prophet.” This form of Islam is truly the Religion of Perpetual Outrage. It is next to impossible to

As the media ramps up for the “Qur’an Burning Crisis” of 9/11/10 (can you really believe this?) I simply had to make a further comment (beyond what I said on the DL yesterday). I’m against the burning of the Qur’an because it is not accompanied with any meaningful discussion of the errors of the Qur’an, let alone a positive presentation

Please share this with your Muslim friends, family, co-workers.

   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

   Our brothers and sisters, so often persecuted in Islamic lands, are supposed to be protected by Islamic authorities due to their status as dhimmis. According to The Oxford Dictionary of Islam (2003), Dhimmi Non-Musilm under the protection of Muslim law. A covenant of protection was made with conquered “Peoples of the Book,” which included Jews, Christians, Sabaeans, and sometimes Zoroastrians

   Pheme Perkins is a Harvard trained Roman Catholic scholar from Boston College. Her special interests, like so many today, include all things gnostic. Under current research projects is included, “Gnostic revealers and their discourses as evidence for emergence of Johannine traditions.” To say Dr. Perkins represents the left side of the theological and scholarly spectrum is to engage in a