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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Can Paul Be Trusted? Ali Ataie vs. Sound Christian Scholarship (#6)
We have been working through an article posted by Islamic apologist Ali Ataie attacking the credibility of Saul of Tarsus, i.e., Paul the Apostle. So far we have found Ataie’s article lacking in any substance whatsoever, and have found each and every point to demonstrate only that Ataie’s exegetical skills are missing-in-action. Context, and any kind of fair-minded reading of
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A Quick Comparison
As I head out this morning for my flight to Heathrow I caught a segment on the Today show on NBC regarding The Da Vinci Code. I couldn’t help but compare and contrast the response Christians have had to this deeply blasphemous attack upon the very heart of their faith and a dozen small cartoons featuring Mohammed and the response
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Worldview
What do you get when D.A. Carson, John Frame, Scott Oliphint and Michael Kruger are in agreement? A book that you need to purchase right now. James Anderson’s new book What’s Your Worldview?: An Interactive Approach to Life’s Big Questions is available for one week only for $5.50. Click here to purchase this book. Here is a 16pg. PDF of
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Is MuslimByChoice Actually Trying to Make the Muslims Look Bad?
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
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Tonight’s Debate will be LIVE at 1:00pm EDT
Update: NO NO….I was wrong…. 2:00pm EDT TWO! Tonight’s Debate will be LIVESTREAMED HERE
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Islamic Apologetics and New Testament Transmission (#6)
We continue our response to Saifullah and Azmy by noting their listing of various ecclesiastical traditions (Protestant, Roman Catholic, and then much smaller ones, such as Coptic, Armenian, etc.) and their statement “They all contain a different number of books. Again the scriptures are demonstrably not the same today as in Muhammad’s time.” Notice the massive (and unwarranted) leap between
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Closing Statements, Prophet or Divine Son of God Debate
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.
