Answering Muslims: Muhammad in the Bible - Debate

Check out this debate on the question can Muhammad be found in the Bible.


Answering Muslims: Muhammad in the Bible - Debate

Answering Muslims: The Preservation of the Bible and Qur'an - Debate

This was good debate. I think everyone should find out what they believe and be able to explain why they believe it. This is a good way to weigh the claims of Christianity against the claims of Islam. These claims are dependent on the reliability of the the Bible  versus the claims of the Qur'an.



Answering Muslims: The Preservation of the Bible and Qur'an - Debate

Answering Muslims: Eastern Christianity - Filling in the Gaps

Samuel Green has posted series of lectures by Dr Ken Parry in which he gives the history of the Eastern Orthodox Church. I'm really glad to see it because it contains a lot of information that I did not have because we always talk more about the West in the West. Well worth the time!

The Eastern Orthodox



The Oriental Orthodox



Asia, Central Asia, China & India


Answering Muslims: Eastern Christianity - Filling in the Gaps

Answering Muslims: Where Did Jesus Say, "I Am God, Worship Me"? #2

Samuel Green offers a short rebuttal to the often used polemic many Muslims and anti-Trinitarians raise against Christianity: "Jesus never said 'I am God, Worship me!'" Green writes

What is it that ultimately gets him crucified? It is his claim to be the divine man of Daniel 7 who is to be worshipped. The Jewish leaders again understand exactly what he is saying and call it blasphemy. So Jesus actually does say, "I am God worship me"; he just uses the language of the prophets to say it.

If we want to understand Jesus we must learn his language. I am not saying we must learn Hebrew, Aramaic or Greek, though that is an excellent thing to do. Instead I am saying that we must know the titles, the concepts and expectations of the prophets who were before Jesus, because it is with these words that Jesus speaks and invites us to understand him.

 Read the whole post at the following link.

Answering Muslims: Where Did Jesus Say, "I Am God, Worship Me"? #2

Answering Muslims: Is the Qur'an Miraculous?

A debate between Abdullah Kunde and Samuel Green. December 2011.

Answering Muslims: Is the Qur'an Miraculous?

Answering Muslims: Is Jesus God?

Here is a ( debate between Diaa Mohamed from mypeace.com.au) and Samuel Green from October 25, 2011 at the University of Techonology Sydney.




Answering Muslims: Is Jesus God?

Answering Muslims: Did Jesus die for the sins of the world? DEBATE

Here is another debate about the main and fundamental difference between Islam and Christianity: Did Jesus die for the sin of the world? By definition, a Christian answers "Yes" and a Muslim answers "No".

A debate between Mustafa Arja and Samuel Green.Wiley Park, NSW, Australia. 11th of December 2010.
http://www.engaging-with-islam.info/debates.htm




Answering Muslims: Did Jesus die for the sins of the world?

Answering Muslims: Trinity or Tawheed?

A debate on the Trinity between Abdullah Kunde and Samuel Green. Granville, NSW, Australia. 10th of December 2010.




Answering Muslims: Trinity or Tawheed?

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• Trinity 101 (catholicanalysis.blogspot.com)
• To the Holy Trinity (catholicsview.wordpress.com)

Answering Muslims: Saviour of the World: Jesus or the Qur'an?

Here is a debate between Samuel Green and Abdullah Kunde where they debate where salvation comes from: Jesus? or the Qur'an?















Answering Muslims: Saviour of the World: Jesus or the Qur'an?

Answering Muslims: God of the Old Testament: Jesus or Allah?

The Answering Muslims blog uploaded an interesting debate between Abdullah Kunde (a Muslim) and Samuel Green (a Christian) from August 2010. The debate topic was Jesus or Allah - Who was the God of the Old Testament. I highly suggest going to the blog post and read the comments section as well as watching the debate videos!











Answering Muslims: God of the Old Testament: Jesus or Allah?