The Church and Islam

A Broadcast with W. Robert Godfrey

In the past century, Islam has had a growing influence in America. How should Christians respond? Today, W. Robert Godfrey evaluates Islam’s growth and exhorts Christians to bear witness to our Muslim neighbors.

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Historical Errors in the Koran

https://www.cltruth.com/2018/historical-errors-koran/

Why Study Islam?

A Broadcast with James Anderson Islam is one of the world’s fastest-growing religions. Today, James Anderson explains why it’s important for Christians to understand what Muslims believe.

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Why Study Islam?

A Broadcast with James Anderson Islam is one of the world’s fastest-growing religions. Today, James Anderson explains why it’s important for Christians to understand what Muslims believe.

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Introduction to the Qur’an

What do Muslims believe about the Qur’an? Is it a book like any other? Or something altogether different? Today, James Anderson examines the Qur’an.

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The Prophet Muhammed

There are two distinct views of Islam today. One view is that it’s a religion of peace. And the other is that it’s bent on violence. Today, James Anderson helps us understand the nature of Islam by looking at its founder, Muhammad.

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The Basics of Islam

To give a reasoned defense of the Christian faith to Muslims, it’s important to know what they believe. Today, James Anderson explains the basics of Islam.

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Why Study Islam?

Islam is one of the world’s fastest-growing religions. Today, James Anderson explains why it’s important for Christians to understand what Muslims believe.

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Islam’s Erasure of Christianity

https://raymondibrahim.com/2018/05/14/islams-erasure-christianity/

Tawhid and the Trinity

This is the first in a series of articles contrasting Allah and Yahweh.

Muslims and Christians agree there is one God but disagree as to His name, nature, and attributes.

The god of Islam is Allah, meaning “the god” in Arabic. In the days of Islam’s founder, Muhammad, this meant that of all the tribal gods worshiped on the Arabian Peninsula, Allah was the only true deity.

Key to the Islamic concept of God is the doctrine of tawhid, or absolute oneness. It’s more than strict monotheism. Tawhid celebrates Allah as singular, indivisible, and monolithic.

Muslims insist that Allah has no “partners.” To ascribe partners to Allah — for example, to say that Jesus is the Son of God, or that God exists as a Trinity — is to commit the unpardonable sin of shirk, which damns a soul to hell.

Continue: https://oncedelivered.net/2018/02/27/tawhid-and-the-trinity/

 

Part 2 https://oncedelivered.net/2018/03/13/the-oneness-of-god/