Reference Materials for the Dividing Line …

And yet another reason to avoid PalTalk like the plague.

   The greatest weapon against radical Islam is the gospel of peace. Sad, isn’t it, that the Taliban thinks the Pope is the “most important personality in the Christian world”? Kabul, 7 May (AKI) – The Taliban on Thursday threatened “harsh reprisals” if Pope Benedict XVI does not immediately intervene to stop Christians proselytising in Afghanistan. In a message posted

   In the video posted below you will hear Jalal Abualrub say the following: You remember my point, he said that Christians don’t consider Jesus the Father. Where then he does not know the last our, because he’s not divine. Oh, but he is in complete harmony with the Father. Really? One then died. And the Holy Ghost and the God

   The only weapon that can win the war against a constantly advancing and militaristic Islam is the Holy Spirit of God applying the gospel of Christ to the hearts of Muslims and bringing them into a true and full relationship with God through Jesus. A dying secularist West may have all every kind of technology at its disposal, but it

Here is my first rebuttal from Saturday night’s debate with Osama Abdullah. The debate was supposed to be on the reliability of the New Testament, but Osama decided to do the “scatter gun” thing, raising a dozen different topics or more, throwing out everything he could think of, all the while completely ignoring my presentation and the material I presented.

دار الحرب It is an Arabic phrase. It is pronounced “dar al harb.” Memorize it, because it explains why the Nigerian in the window seat is trying to blow you, and the nearly 300 other people with you on your international flight, to pieces as you descend into a major American city. Dar al-Harb means “the world of war.” It

Subject: Islam Message: Mr. White If you want me to stop spamming and telling everyone you have a Bogus and Fake PhD and ThD then take down that discussion video. If not, the spamming continues. You have till Friday to do so. You meet some interesting folks on Twitter these days. I received this e-mail from Ehteshaam Gulam, a less-than-pleasant