The Apostle Peter’s confession is the center of Christian worship. It is upon that confession that the Church is built and that the Church continues to triumph in the midst a dark and sneaky world. We receive our life through the Son of the Living God. It comes from no other. [...]
Tagged Christianity, Islam, Jews, Mormons, Muslims, The Son of GodThe Vatican recently released a statement verifying that, for the first time in history, there are now more Muslims in the world than Catholics. Catholics occupy nearly 17 percent of the world’s population, while Christianity as a whole totals a measly 33 percent.
Should the concern be why so there are so few Christians? Or, at [...]
Dr. Adam Francisco is one of our newest professors. He also is an expert in the field of Islam. He is leading a day-long seminar on April 19, 2008 on a Christian response to Islam. Here is a pdf of the seminar brochure.
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Tagged Adam S. Francisco, CTS, Islam, Missions, MuslimSeptember 11, 2001, was a catalyst for significant change in our nation. It instigated the global war on terror, forced our government to revitalize national security, and opened up a national debate on civil liberties and immigration. It also caused many people to think more seriously about religion.
The nature of Islam and the tradition of [...]
Here’s an interesting article on a virtually unknown but decades-old study on the Quran. It’s not a Stephen King novel, but the research has all the markings of a good mystery: murders, missing photos, pseudonyms, and a text that starts, “This book is not to be doubted.”
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Tagged Islam, Quran“The face of terror is not the true faith of Islam. That’s not what Islam is all about. Islam is peace.” With these words, President George W. Bush, in the aftermath of the September 11th terrorist attacks, sought to allay the fears of American Muslims and the American people with them, by stating that the [...]
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