“Any position in which claims about Jesus or the resurrection are removed from the realm of historical reality and placed in a subjective realm of personal belief or some realm that is immune to human scrutiny does Jesus and the...
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Muslims say they believe in Jesus. Muslims say they love Jesus. Muslims say the believe Jesus was a great prophet. However, Muslims do not believe what Jesus believed; they do not believe everything Jesus historically taught as necessary for salvation....
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Muslims deny the death of Jesus on the cross, therefore they deny His resurrection from the dead. Denying these two events is to deny history, and a denial of history is irrational. This post contains two short videos defending the...
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Some Muslims, particularly the Ahmadiyya, argue that 3-6 hours on the cross was not enough time for Jesus to die. Years ago an article in the Journal of the American Medical Association examined this very idea and came to the conclusion...
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One of the issues Muslims confuse about Christianity is the difference between history and doctrine. Christian doctrine flows from God's work in history. Muslims and Christians agree on the historical fact of Jesus' ascension into heaven; however, Muslims do not...
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