Alpha and Omega Ministries is a Christian apologetics organization based in Phoenix, Arizona. James White, director, is a professor, having taught Greek, Systematic Theology, and various topics in the field of apologetics for numerous schools.
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Debate: Is Mohammad Prophesied in the Bible? Is Jesus Prophesied in the OT? Shabir Ally, London, 11/17/2008
https://youtu.be/He87MiAWq90 https://youtu.be/qR37F0cSrjo https://youtu.be/bUs-cHG88Oc https://youtu.be/9dtRq40D0uk
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A Response to Abdullah from the UK: Part I
As I was uploading the last in this four-part series of replies to “Mujtahid2006,” I found his name on his page (sorry about that), and confirmed it by seeing Jay Smith make mention of him as well. So, I apologize for using his YouTube nick throughout this reply. I am hoping this dialogue can continue and focus upon key issues
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Islamic Apologetics and New Testament Transmission (#4)
A brief installment as we continue our response to an Islamic apologetic attack upon the integrity of the canon and transmission of the text of the Bible. Our writers continue to sow seeds of doubt by making reference to canonical discussions at the time of the Reformation. It is very interesting to note how you can misuse a scholarly source
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Being Consistently Reformed, Talking With Muslims
Covered a lot of ground today. Started off mentioning this video on Eastern Orthodoxy, as well as this video on the communist infiltration of the West. Then we revisited how Reformed men should approach any topic, but in particular, the topic of the New Covenant, baptism, etc., in light of further comments made on last week’s debate with Jared Longshore.
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An Illustration from the Recent Debate at Biola
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
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