Islam: Truth or Myth?
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Start here for a quick introduction to Islam!
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Top 10 List:
What every westerner must know about the dangers of Islam
Qur'an:
The Koran commands the killing of Christians!
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10
reasons why Islam is not from God
Allah is responsible for the origin of Christianity.
Seven
Lesson Sunday Morning Sermon Series on Islam
7 Factors
that caused Muhammad to reject Christianity and start his own new religion called
Islam.
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A Brief
History of Islam and a Muslim version
of their own history.
Mormons
and Muslims share much in their religion! Joseph Smith was wise when he modeled
a new religion after his mentor Muhammad and Islam. It seems Smith reasoned, "Hey
if Muhammad could start a new religion very hostile
to Christianity, I can start a new religion that is only somewhat
hostile to Christianity." Both Muhammad and Smith claim an angel visited
them. Galatians 1:8 says "But even though we, or an angel
from heaven, should preach to you a gospel contrary to that which we have
preached to you, let him be accursed."
Muhammad’s
call to prophethood and the influence of his wife
"The church fathers treated Islam
as a heresy; Muslims were infidels; Muhammad a "renegade bishop," an "impostor,"
who rebelled against the central mission of Christ. Dante ranked the prophet of
Islam low among the ill-fated occupants of the Inferno. Christian authors in subsequent
times held him in no better regard. In his Vie de Mahomet (Life of Muhammad), published
at the end of the seventeenth century, the French writer Prideaux held Muhammad
up as a mirror to "unbelievers, atheists, deists and libertines." To the irreligiously
inclined Voltaire, the prophet of Deism, Muhammad was the fount of fanaticism. The
more generous Abbe Maracci regarded Islam as a distorted extension of Christianity
while he begrudgingly conceded in his Latin translation of the Qur'an (Koran), the
sacred book of Islam, that "this religion contains many elements of natural truth
evidently borrowed from the Christian religion, which seems to be in accordance
with the law and light of nature."" (Islam,
Beliefs And Observances, Caesar E. Farah, p2-7, 26-35)
The
Islamic Creed. Here is a statement of faith of Muslims.
Written by Brother Andrew
