Christianity and Islam are the largest religions in history, and around half the people in the world consider themselves to be either Christians or Muslims. But Christianity and Islam disagree on fundamental doctrines and practices, so they can't both be right. Is there a way to judge these two religions? Some people judge religions based on the worst adherents of the religions. Others insist that we should judge religions by their best adherents. However, rather than judging religions by their adherents at all, we should turn to the central figures of the religions. In this video, David Wood compares Muhammad and Jesus.
The U.S. government condemns burning the Qur'an. Yet the U.S. government burns Bibles. This is a clear violation of the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
Muslims are quick to point out that they believe in Jesus. However, they only claim to believe in Jesus because Muhammad rewrote the history of Jesus to portray him as a Muslim. What happens when we rewrite the history of Muhammad to portray him as a Christian? Let's find out as David Wood declares, "I believe in Muhammad."
Who was Muhammad? Muslims believe that he was God's greatest messenger. Christians believe that he was a false prophet. But can the evidence help us decide which view is correct? In this fast-paced, no-holds-barred debate at UC Davis, Christian apologist David Wood and Muslim apologist Ali Ataie bring forth their evidence to show that their respective views of Muhammad are correct. Topics include: Muhammad's character, Muhammad's spiritual reliability, biblical prophecies of Muhaamad, scientific evidence for the Qur'an, and much, much more!
A recent MSN headline for an article in The Guardian suggested that Muslim asylum seekers in Greece are being forced to convert to Christianity. The article, however, simply reported that two Christian aid workers gave copies of the Gospel of John to some Muslims at the camp. Why would the media suggest that Muslims were being forced to convert when they were only being given copies of a single book of the Bible? David Wood examines the media bias.
Muslims claim that the West is immoral, and that Islam can improve Western society. But can the teachings of Muhammad really help the United States, Great Britain, and other Western nations? Anjem Choudary and David Wood debate the evidence.
Muslims claim that the West is immoral, and that Islam can improve Western society. But can the teachings of Muhammad really help the United States, Great Britain, and other Western nations? Anjem Choudary and David Wood debate the evidence.
Saturday, June 29, 2013
Sacrificing Our Daughters: On the Psychology of Islamic Rape-Gangs
