The Theology of Islam

The most recent edition of the Ordained Servant (produced by the OPC) is on the topic of Encountering Islam. From the editor: Since September 11, 2001, Americans have discovered that we can no longer ignore Islam as a political force or as a religion. The confusion of those two realms is inherent in Islam, and, sadly, is found with some

I continue a series that had reached twenty one installments back in April, received one more installment a few weeks ago thanks to a guest blogger, Alan Kurschner, but still requires that I complete the work, specifically, that of responding to the article posted at the Islamic Awareness website by MSM Saifullah and Hesham Azmy, “Is the Bible In Our

Last major chapter (not including conclusion)…six days left to get done and to do a read through before London, Berlin, and possibly Dublin (pray that works out). Busiest schedule I’ve ever planned for myself while away, too. But I have found I need the hard copy of a source I have in my notes for this last chapter. I have

Christianity Today has an important interview with this Islamic authority. It begins: Islam is the final revelation, therefore those believing in it submit to Allah—the only One worthy of obedience in every sphere of life. To understand 9/11, we must go back to Tawhid— the exclusive worship of God in every sphere—religious, political, social, etc. Every human action must relate

It is truly a reason for concern to think that people with this kind of end-times mania (which makes the most fevered adherent of the most fevered forms of the most fevered apocalyptic premillenialism look comatose) are working hard to get themselves an…atomic bomb.