https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69G6zQorM48
Before Christmas I wrote a post about Surah 2:62 and Surah 3:85 and how they contradict each other. I invited Muslims to harmonize these passages. Luckily I was able to find the work of elite Islamic apologist Yusha Evans. He explains how these verses are reconciled in the above video.
Codex Vaticanus
I’ve been doing a lot of research on the reformation lately. I’m trying to figure out whether it had more to do with religion or politics. I come from a German family so although I was raised Catholic, I heard about Luther from my dad and his side of the family growing up.
Buraq – The Flying Donkey of the Night Journey
I don’t think I’ll ever tire of shredding the supposed prophecy of Muhammad in Song of Solomon 5:16. I’ve already shown that the spelling isn’t correct, the beloved drinks wine in verse 1, and that Muhammad never met the daughters of Jerusalem. This is all before even getting into the context of the book.
My French Quran
I’m going through the Quran yet again and I keep finding stuff that sticks out at me. I recently just saw a mistake in the Quran that I considered adding to my arsenal. I went through my usual evaluation to see how good it was.
Ahmed Deedat
Ahmed Deedat always liked to use John 14:28 as an argument against the deity of our Lord Jesus Christ. Because of Deedat, Zakir Naik picked up on it and it’s now a popular verse to “refute” the Trinity. What does the passage really say?
Wayne Gretzky(#99) scoring on Don Edwards(#1)
In my last post, I talked about how Muslim apologists and other leaders apply a rule called the 99-1 rule. The 99-1 rule is a rule where a Muslim apologist or speaker will tell a group of Muslims a lie. While 99% of them will just accept it without thinking twice, 1% of them will look it up and discover the truth. The 1% doesn’t matter because the 99% will be enough to shout them down. The phrase was coined by David Wood and it’s absolutely brilliant. See my last post for more information on this rule.
David Wood has come up with a brilliant concept to describe the method of most major dawah figures in the world today. It’s called the 99-1 rule. It basically goes like this. A Muslim in a position of authority will preach total nonsense. Say there were 100 Muslims in the audience; about 99 of them will take it on faith, while one person will look it up and find the truth. The one doesn’t matter because the 99 can shout down the 1. Problem solved. I now see this method employed to an amazingly large degree.
On Sunday, right wing media sensation Mike Cernovich posted this Tweet. It says the following:
St. Catherine of Siena
In the cultural debate about Islam, many people are quick to say that Islam is oppressive to women. Muslims are quick to respond by saying that the majority of coverts in the West are women. I find this to be true through my personal research. The reasons for this are a topic for another post. Regardless of this, there seems to be a lot of female Muslims in the West, whether they’re converts or born into the faith.
The Forgotten Trinity by James White
In defending the doctrine of the Trinity against Islam or another heretical group, there are several resources that I recommend. There are actually five sources that I recommend but the fifth one is the Bible so it’s a given. One needs to know the Bible in order to defend the Trinity, or any other doctrine for that matter. Of my four additional sources that I’m going to recommend, two are from the ancient church and two are from modern apologists.