

#416 The Islamic Dilemma: How the Quran Affirms the Bible | Chris Frost
What if one of the strongest arguments against Islam comes from the Quran itself? Muslims believe the Quran is the final revelation from God, yet it repeatedly affirms the authority of the Torah and the Gospel while contradicting some of their most foundational teachings. This creates a serious problem known as the…

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“I turned 60 this year. Last month alone I made $100k but the moment that made me cry wasn't the money—it was seeing my whole family around one dinner table after everything we survived together. There were years I truly thought life was ove…”
“I appreciate the zeal Muslims have for God. Their zeal is based on obedience which they think they must make everyone obey. But Jesus is based on love. You cannot make someone love you. One leads to punishing others for their lack of obedie…”
“I appreciate the effort to defend Christianity, but I’m concerned about some factual errors in this discussion. For example, Chris claims that Qur’an 5:47 says Christians will go to hell if they don’t follow the Gospel. But the verse never…”
“It is not a "dilemma". Mohammed was very clear that he was talking about the same God, which is why much of the Quran was summarizing the Old Testament. His problem was that he had never actually read the Bible.”
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