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Topic: Apologetics, Mission and Evangelism, Samuel Zwemer
Biographer J. Christy Wilson has appropriately named Samuel Marinus Zwemer the “Apostle to Islam.”[1] Zwemer was born to Huguenot-Dutch parents in Vriesland, Michigan on April 12, 1867.[2] As a child, he learned to read and speak three languages, English, Dutch…
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Topic: Apologetics, Mission and Evangelism, Samuel Zwemer, Apologetics
Ramon Lull (d. 1316) is one of the most creative, if not one of the most enigmatic, medieval theologians and apologists to Muslims. A son of the island of Majorca, due east of Valencia, Spain, Lull grew up in an…
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Topic: Apologetics, Mission and Evangelism, Samuel Zwemer, Apologetics, Apologetics, Book Review, Dialogue
I had the privilege of co-authoring (with Ed Smither) the chapter on Timothy of Baghdad (727-823) in the recently released book The History of Apologetics. In the chapter, we discuss the context of the Eastern Church under Muslim rule and…
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Topic: Apologetics, Mission and Evangelism, Samuel Zwemer, Apologetics, Apologetics, Book Review, Dialogue, Apologetics, Comparative Religion, Qur'an
The Qur’an presents itself as the Bible’s sequel and always refers to the biblical Torah (al-tawrat), Psalms (al-zabur) and New Testament (al-injil) with honor and respect. It says it confirms, clarifies and guards them from misinterpretation. The Qur’an asserts that…
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Topic: Apologetics, Mission and Evangelism, Samuel Zwemer, Apologetics, Apologetics, Book Review, Dialogue, Apologetics, Comparative Religion, Qur'an, Apologetics, Mission and Evangelism, Theology & Law
Dr. Larson discusses some of the dynamics involved with a Muslim’s rejection of Christianity
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The Unseen Reality: A Panoramic View of Spiritual Warfare
