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Topic: Samuel Zwemer
Despite winning only a handful of converts, Samuel Zwemer was the greatest missionary the United States has ever sent to the Muslim world. Of him, the historian Kenneth Latourette said, “No one is more deserving of the title, ‘Apostle to…
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Topic: Samuel Zwemer, History & Politics, Israel and Palestine
Is there another approach to Christian Zionism? The promises given to Abraham and all the prophecies in the OT have to be interpreted in the light of the coming of the kingdom of God in Jesus. The OT must therefore…
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Topic: Samuel Zwemer, History & Politics, Israel and Palestine, Book Review
Book Review: Margins of Islam: Ministry in Diverse Muslim Contexts (2018), edited by Gene Daniels and Warrick Farah and published by William Carey Publishing. Reviewed by Warren Larson, Senior Research Fellow and Professor, Zwemer Center for Muslim Studies, Columbia International…
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Topic: Samuel Zwemer, History & Politics, Israel and Palestine, Book Review, Israel and Palestine
Zionism is a very obvious example of religion bound up with politics. The majority of the early Zionists at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries were secular Jews, while the majority of orthodox Jews opposed…
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Topic: Samuel Zwemer, History & Politics, Israel and Palestine, Book Review, Israel and Palestine, History & Politics, Middle East
There has been a dramatic decline in the number of Christians in the Middle East and they face some difficult dilemmas. At the time of the Islamic Conquests in the 7th century, a few thousand Muslim Arabs were ruling over…
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Topic: Samuel Zwemer, History & Politics, Israel and Palestine, Book Review, Israel and Palestine, History & Politics, Middle East, Eschatology, Theology & Law
Islamic eschatology considers Jesus Christ one of the most important figures in end times theology, also known as the Day of Judgement.¹ In fact, Jesus is connected with eight of the fifty signs mentioned in the previous article. In fact,…
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Topic: Samuel Zwemer, History & Politics, Israel and Palestine, Book Review, Israel and Palestine, History & Politics, Middle East, Eschatology, Theology & Law, Dialogue, Education & Society
By now, everyone has heard of the shootings at the two mosques of Al Noor and Linwood in Christchurch, New Zealand, that led to the deaths of 50 Muslims and the wounding of 50 others at prayer on Friday the 15th of March…
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Topic: Samuel Zwemer, History & Politics, Israel and Palestine, Book Review, Israel and Palestine, History & Politics, Middle East, Eschatology, Theology & Law, Dialogue, Education & Society, Dialogue, Radicalism
Images of what a 24-year-old, white male did at a mosque in Christchurch, reminded me of something: “We have seen the face of evil and it is us.” I also recalled a similar incident much closer to home. It happened…
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Topic: Samuel Zwemer, History & Politics, Israel and Palestine, Book Review, Israel and Palestine, History & Politics, Middle East, Eschatology, Theology & Law, Dialogue, Education & Society, Dialogue, Radicalism, Eschatology, Quran & Hadith
Whereas non-Muslims in the West may joke that there are only two things we can count on–death and taxes, Muslims, as a rule, do not joke about death lest it lead to a premature occurrence. Nevertheless, Muslims agree that death…
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Topic: Samuel Zwemer, History & Politics, Israel and Palestine, Book Review, Israel and Palestine, History & Politics, Middle East, Eschatology, Theology & Law, Dialogue, Education & Society, Dialogue, Radicalism, Eschatology, Quran & Hadith, Middle East, Refugees
I was born in the same year Lebanon entered into what would become sixteen years of civil war. During the years of Syrian occupation, our people were killed, our women raped, our national resources plundered, and our dignity stolen. I remember…
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Topic: Samuel Zwemer, History & Politics, Israel and Palestine, Book Review, Israel and Palestine, History & Politics, Middle East, Eschatology, Theology & Law, Dialogue, Education & Society, Dialogue, Radicalism, Eschatology, Quran & Hadith, Middle East, Refugees, Eschatology, Quran & Hadith
Since Muslims have spent considerable time and energy thinking about future things, it behooves us to look carefully at what they do believe concerning the Day of Judgement. This article will first of all examine the prominence of Last Things…
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Topic: Samuel Zwemer, History & Politics, Israel and Palestine, Book Review, Israel and Palestine, History & Politics, Middle East, Eschatology, Theology & Law, Dialogue, Education & Society, Dialogue, Radicalism, Eschatology, Quran & Hadith, Middle East, Refugees, Eschatology, Quran & Hadith, Eschatology, Quran & Hadith
While Muslims are not in complete agreement regarding the exact number, most agree that the Day of Judgement will be preceded by signs prophesied by Muhammad. See for example the article “50 Signs of the Day of Judgment from the…
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The Unseen Reality: A Panoramic View of Spiritual Warfare
