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Topic: Middle East, Shariah Law
If sharia law is for Muslims, what is its place in a Muslim-majority nation? If the answer seems obvious, that may be part of the problem. But another part is understanding sharia law in the first place, and in a…
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Topic: Middle East, Shariah Law, Comparative Religion
As a messianic Jew, I have been following very carefully the controversy surrounding Dr. Larycia Hawkins, the political science professor who was suspended from Wheaton College after saying Christians and Muslims “worship the same God.” In this piece, I am not taking…
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Topic: Middle East, Shariah Law, Comparative Religion, American Muslims, Comparative Religion, Mission and Evangelism
Recent research by LifeWay Research, under the leadership of Ed Stetzer, suggests that American views on Islam are very much polarized, particularly among pastors. What is most surprising is that while some protestant pastors see Islam in a more favorable…
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Topic: Middle East, Shariah Law, Comparative Religion, American Muslims, Comparative Religion, Mission and Evangelism, Faith & Practice, Mission and Evangelism
Many Christians are unaware that Muslims believe in sacrifice. In fact, there is an annual celebration that commemorates Abraham’s willingness to sacrifice his son and God’s merciful provision of a substitute ram in his son’s place. The celebration is called…
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Topic: Middle East, Shariah Law, Comparative Religion, American Muslims, Comparative Religion, Mission and Evangelism, Faith & Practice, Mission and Evangelism, Dialogue, Mission and Evangelism
I have been suspicious of conversion stories since I read Augustine’s Confessions and saw how he agonized over stealing some pears from his neighbor’s tree and yet forgetting to mention his illegitimate child and any contrition about that. On the…
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Topic: Middle East, Shariah Law, Comparative Religion, American Muslims, Comparative Religion, Mission and Evangelism, Faith & Practice, Mission and Evangelism, Dialogue, Mission and Evangelism, American Muslims, History & Politics, Shariah Law
In 2008 a Moroccan man and his 17-year old wife immigrated to America. Not long after she filed a restraining order against him, claiming her husband was raping her. The husband did not deny their sexual relations were non-consensual, but…
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Topic: Middle East, Shariah Law, Comparative Religion, American Muslims, Comparative Religion, Mission and Evangelism, Faith & Practice, Mission and Evangelism, Dialogue, Mission and Evangelism, American Muslims, History & Politics, Shariah Law, American Muslims, Dialogue, History & Politics
Perhaps the first incident that began to plant negative seeds about Muslims began with the 1979 Iranian hostage crisis. This might be the case, but most Muslims remained in the background until the attacks on 9/11 brought American Muslims to…
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Topic: Middle East, Shariah Law, Comparative Religion, American Muslims, Comparative Religion, Mission and Evangelism, Faith & Practice, Mission and Evangelism, Dialogue, Mission and Evangelism, American Muslims, History & Politics, Shariah Law, American Muslims, Dialogue, History & Politics, History & Politics, Radicalism
Is it strange that we’re addressing the question of political Islam at a meeting where the main focus is on the many movements of Muslims all over the world turning to Christ? Were the organisers of this meeting aware of…
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Around 1.6 billion Muslims inhabit the world today, and an estimated three to seven million reside in the United States.[1] Despite the fact that Muslims are the largest unreached people group, only 2% of Protestant Christian missionaries are engaging the…
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Ebooks & Books
The Unseen Reality: A Panoramic View of Spiritual Warfare
