And yet another reason to avoid PalTalk like the plague.
The earliest Muslims such as Ibn Abbas used the sources at their disposal. They looked at the literal text of a part of that verse, but only a part, and concluded that two things were being denied: first, that Jesus was killed by his enemies; and second, that he was hung on a cross. We can see that Shabir’s position
We continue responding to Saifullah and Azmy, and their very, very lengthy citation of various portions of Bentley’s Secrets of Mount Sinai. The next portion cited is in reference to the pericope of the adultress, John 7:53-8:11. Bentley inaccurately comments, Some well-loved stories also disappeared in the text so carefully and long preserved on Mount Sinai. The eighth chapter of
A response to the Muslim Apologetics Podcast, focusing on two common arguments allegedly showing Jesus was “ignorant” and hence could not be God.
My sincere thanks to Justin Bullington for putting together this short video that simply decimates the false narrative spun by Steve Camp, Janet Mefferd, Brannon Howse, and their followers. Needed to be done, now here it is. Putting the actual words right next to the misrepresentations and spin is VERY effective—at least for those with ears to hear, anyway. Update
So Brannon Howse is busy going after men who used to be on his network. It’s his way or the highway, obviously, and as with so many, either you are for me, or you are against me. There’s no adiaphora in Howse’s world. It is all black and white, always. Today Justin Peters spoke at the conference going on back
It does not take a Muslim scholar to figure out that saying any of the daily prayers in a bathroom would be forbidden. When I mentioned the idea to my wife yesterday, she immediately said, “What? Surely that isn’t allowed!” Given that my wife has never studied Islam, I can only assume it is a given that Islam would not
I ran across this summary just yesterday: 1. Paul admits that he is the founder of Christianity. 2. Paul admits that he is regularly tormented and beaten by a demon. 3. Paul admits that he speaks on his own authority, not on God’s. 4. Paul admits that he uses deception and treachery to make converts. 5. Paul admits to stealing
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