An Apologetics Course . . . The Divinity Of Christ — A Response To Islam
By RAYMOND DE SOUZA, KM Part 13 In our days, a misguided sense of ecumenism tends to equate the main monotheistic religions (Christianity, Judaism, and Islam) as different ways to worship the same God. It is like saying that all Protestant denominations are OK as long as you mention the name of Jesus, regardless of the visceral doctrinal contradictions that afflict them. But the difference between Islam and Christianity is immensely more visceral and complete than the differences among the various Protestant denominations. In Islam, there is one God, called Allah, who is “Lord” but is not called father by his followers, and whose will determines all events, that is, Maktub: It is written! Whatever happens, Allah is the direct…Continue Reading