Islam A To Z in New Orleans

I have provided to Ivey Conerly my thoughts on how to present the gospel while dealing with one of the biggest hurdles Islam places before faith in Jesus, that being Surah 4:157: That they said (in boast), “We killed Christ Jesus the son of Mary, the Messenger of Allah”;- but they killed him not, nor crucified him, but so it

   Though I did not get much video (other than most of Sami’s opening statement), I do have the audio of Thursday’s debate, so, I here provide the two closing statements with the nice picture the Brazier’s provided me with their uber-super-duper digital camera. I think these statements exemplify the contrast of the entire debate.

You decide! But, even while I was uploading this, MuslimByChoice uploaded another video along the very same lines, but this time posting even MORE of my comments, making a strong, strong contrast between Adnan Rashid’s very surface level commentary and the full discussion I provide. You tell me…doesn’t this advance the theory that MuslimByChoice is trying to make the Muslim

   Over the last couple of blog entries, I have briefly examined the doctrine of Qadar, or Predestination, in Islam. In the first article, I defined the doctrine as taught in the Qur’an and the Hadith. Then, in the second, I presented Dr. Norman Geisler’s critique of the doctrine from his Arminian viewpoint, and also offered an analysis of this approach,

Many thanks to Evan May and the folks in New Orleans for posting these videos on Vimeo. I would like to fairly ask those who listened to Ergun Caner’s presentation at the Veritas conference this past weekend to compare and consider not only the information presented, but the manner in which it is presented as well. Which would you like

   Following the debate in Seattle I invested some time in responding to some post-debate “chatter,” you might call it, in the form of comments from Shabir Ally regarding the topics we discussed during the debate (which is now available in mp3 format, and Lord willing, in DVD format very soon). In any case, I have not been able to do