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Scripture and Revelation
Examine the Torah, Tanakh, Bible, and Quran—their formation, authority, interpretation, preservation, textual history, and use in comparative religious claims.
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Is Jesus God? What the Scriptures Actually Say
A critical examination of the biblical passages distinguishing Jesus from God, the texts used to support his divinity, proven manuscript additions, disputed variants, and the later development and logical difficulties of Nicene Trinitarian doctrine.
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If Salvation Required a Human Sacrifice, Why Did God Spare Abraham’s Son?
If a human sacrifice was necessary for salvation, why did God stop Abraham and provide a ram? Compare Genesis, the New Testament, and the Quran.
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What Are the Abrahamic Religions?
What are the Abrahamic religions? A clear guide to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam—their shared roots in Abraham, scriptures, beliefs, and differences.
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Circumcision in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
What do the Torah, Bible, Quran, and Hadith say about circumcision? Compare its meaning in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam through Abraham.
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Did Kings Change the Bible and Make Jesus the Son of God?
Did Constantine or King James change the Bible? Compare Bible and Quran history, imperial power, the canon, and early beliefs about Jesus as Son of God.
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Is the Trinity Actually Taught in the Bible?
The Bible never states “one God in three persons” verbatim. Examine the passages behind the Trinity, the countertexts, the creeds, and the Quranic critique.
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Did Christians Expect Prophet Muhammad? Qedar and Isaiah 42
Did Christians know a prophet would arise in Arabia? Examine Qedar in Isaiah 42, Waraqa, Salman al-Farisi, the Quran, and the limits of the historical evidence.
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