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Topic: American Muslims, Dialogue
Dear Mr. Franklin Graham, I’d like to introduce you to some friends of mine. The first friend is Golnaz. Golnaz is a bright and beautiful young woman from Iran. My husband first met her while working on a project at…
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Topic: American Muslims, Dialogue, Culture and Worldview, Muhammad, Theology & Law
Hearing about two gunmen killed in Texas at an event that included a contest for drawing Muhammad cartoons, my first thought was of a Hindu friend, Prem. I lived in India in my early 20s and had the joy of…
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Topic: American Muslims, Dialogue, Culture and Worldview, Muhammad, Theology & Law, ISIS, Radicalism
Terrorism on one side begets a reaction of war from another. But fear is the source. Let’s shepherd our people boldly—without fear—through these difficult and confusing times. Enemies change. At times they’re the ones we don’t like. Other times, they’re…
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Topic: American Muslims, Dialogue, Culture and Worldview, Muhammad, Theology & Law, ISIS, Radicalism, History & Politics, ISIS, Mission and Evangelism
During the 5th Crusade St. Francis undertook what most considered a senseless and foolhardy mission: convert the most powerful Muslim in the world. So radical was the Sultan he had promised a Byzantine gold piece for anyone who brought the…
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Topic: American Muslims, Dialogue, Culture and Worldview, Muhammad, Theology & Law, ISIS, Radicalism, History & Politics, ISIS, Mission and Evangelism, Comparative Religion, Dialogue, Mission and Evangelism
Christians and Muslims in America have an image problem. The rest of the world sees us as intolerant, belligerent, prideful, nationalistic, and extremist. As the daughter of Christian and Muslim parents, I feel like a kid stuck in a bad…
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Topic: American Muslims, Dialogue, Culture and Worldview, Muhammad, Theology & Law, ISIS, Radicalism, History & Politics, ISIS, Mission and Evangelism, Comparative Religion, Dialogue, Mission and Evangelism, Mission and Evangelism, Radicalism
A few weeks ago I received an email from one of my students. She has been working with Muslim women and had just had a phone call from one of her Muslim friends. The woman was weeping uncontrollably, and my…
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Topic: American Muslims, Dialogue, Culture and Worldview, Muhammad, Theology & Law, ISIS, Radicalism, History & Politics, ISIS, Mission and Evangelism, Comparative Religion, Dialogue, Mission and Evangelism, Mission and Evangelism, Radicalism, Comparative Religion, Faith & Practice
Islamic traditions about Jesus are one indication of how much Muslims respect Jesus. When Muhammad took over Mecca in AD 630, he cleansed the Ka’aba of idols, and destroyed all icons except the Virgin Mary and her son. Those he…
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Topic: American Muslims, Dialogue, Culture and Worldview, Muhammad, Theology & Law, ISIS, Radicalism, History & Politics, ISIS, Mission and Evangelism, Comparative Religion, Dialogue, Mission and Evangelism, Mission and Evangelism, Radicalism, Comparative Religion, Faith & Practice, American Muslims, Mission and Evangelism
Islamophobia ebbs and flows in American society. Why is that no one seems to mind if Buddhists, Hindus, Mormons, Jews or nominal Christians use a Chapel in Duke or Washington D.C., but when Muslims want to do so, the gloves…
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Topic: American Muslims, Dialogue, Culture and Worldview, Muhammad, Theology & Law, ISIS, Radicalism, History & Politics, ISIS, Mission and Evangelism, Comparative Religion, Dialogue, Mission and Evangelism, Mission and Evangelism, Radicalism, Comparative Religion, Faith & Practice, American Muslims, Mission and Evangelism, Comparative Religion, Mission and Evangelism
The speaker at a large Bible conference, advocating for adherence to the fundamentals of faith and seeking to stir controversy, commented that there were missionaries who actually used “Allah,” the Muslim name for God, in their Christian witness. The statement…
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The Unseen Reality: A Panoramic View of Spiritual Warfare
