Adnan Rashid and the New Testament

   Don’t forget to make your plans to be in Seattle October 19th for the debate with Shabir Ally! For those who have been asking for a more details, here is the official website for the debate. I will be playing clips from Shabir on the topic today on the DL.    Well, maybe… This is what my radar program on my

Our Muslim authors begin their article by asking, “Is the Bible in our hands the same as during the time of Prophet Muhammad?” Immediately one must ask a number of questions: the same as that possessed by whom and where? That is, while it is very clear from the voluminous patristic sources (the writings of the early Christians) that the

Just a few items in the Islamic realm I wanted to take note of, but I will have to be brief. Polemics class looming, I’ll be at the Deep South Founder’s Conference the following week (even doing a debate there on the freedom or bondage of the will), and then off to the UK…much to do! So quickly…. Some may

I saw this article posted over at Answering Muslims, and wanted to make sure our readers saw it. Islamabad (AsiaNews) — A court in Kasur district, Punjab, convicted a Christian couple, Munir Masih and Ruqqiya Bibi, to 25 years in prison. According to the Centre for Legal Aid Assistance and Settlement (CLAAS), judge Ajmal Hussein convicted the couple for touching

   I managed to find a much higher quality version of the South African presentation Deedat made against the deity of Christ. Here is the first in a series of rebuttals of his presentation. As you watch, note the packed house to whom he is speaking. There is only one Christian missionary for every 400,000 Muslims in the world. Pray the

Continuing our response to Saifullah & Azmy, we note the next statement: Even during the Reformation, the Canon of the Bible, both Old and New Testaments, was called into question. If by this statement we are meant to understand that there was a dispute over the Apocryphal books at the time of the Reformation, just has there had been in