In case you have missed it, audiobook versions have recently been released for these two books by James White.
Here are links to them on Audible in the Amazon store, but you should also be able to find them in your favorite audiobook apps.
When I hear of the death of my fellow believers at the hands of Muslim militants around the world, I mourn for them, their families, their loved ones. But I know they are safe in the hands of the powerful Savior, for whose name they have given their brief lives, and in whose presence they now rejoice. I sat down
Today on the Little Green Footballs blog we read: According to Robert Spencer, National Review decided to cave in to pressure from the Council on American Islamic Relations because they were “choosing their battles.” While it’s definitely true that National Review has done a great deal to expose the agenda of radical Islam, and I’m not going to stop reading
On the Tuesday Dividing Line, Dr. White alluded to some lectures on the hadith literature. These were lectures, as I (TurretinFan) understand, by Yasir Qadhi. For those interested in listening to those lectures (which, of course, we don’t endorse from a theological perspective) they may be found at the following link (link). Thanks to Rhology for pointing me to these
I noticed some of the websites/blogs I read regularly were complaining about this banner that has been hung in Nazareth: I have not the slightest complaint about Muslims hanging this banner. This is Surah 112, Al-Ikhlaas, “the Purity.” It is as close as you can get to a creedal statement in the Qur’an. I have referenced it often on this
You may have already heard it, but Rosie O’Donnell today said on “The View” that “radical Christianity is just as threatening as radical Islam.” Thankfully, the other women on the program were easily able to point out that her views are simply looney, which is the advantage of having a program where interaction can take place (ask Barry Lynn about
I was directed to a podcast from the Reformed African American Network (RAAN) wherein Jemar Tisby, commenting on his feelings after the election, indicated that he did not feel “safe worshipping with white people” on the Lord’s day as a result of the election. I was only going to make a few brief comments—and made a whole lot more than
The earliest Muslims such as Ibn Abbas used the sources at their disposal. They looked at the literal text of a part of that verse, but only a part, and concluded that two things were being denied: first, that Jesus was killed by his enemies; and second, that he was hung on a cross. We can see that Shabir’s position
Below is information regarding Greenville Seminary’s 2014 Spring Theology Conference. Lord willing, this will be my last conference in the audio booth (I’m scheduled to graduate this Spring). I hope you can join us. The theme of the conference is “God’s Works of Providence” and will be help March 11-13, 2014 and is being help at a new location this
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