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Do Atheists believe in God after all?
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An apology from Paul Williams
I wish to make a public apology to any Muslims I have offended or hurt through my written words on Blogging Theology, or any hurtful or unfair speech I have uttered in the past. I have made mistakes (sometimes without… Read More ›
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Dr Bernard Randall and the moral bankruptcy of the CofE leadership
Originally posted on View From The Crow's Nest :
I’ve been chewing over the latest failure of leadership to strike HMS Church of England and trying to find the right words to describe what I am seeing. You know you… -
This is a wise word: James White responds to Sam Shamoun’s attacks
A must watch
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Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad on Blogging Theology
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‘Does the Qur’an intend to ‘correct’ the previous scriptures?’
In this post (see below) I try to respond to the argument that the Qur’an is implicitly teaching the textual corruption of the previous scriptures, by intentionally ‘correcting’ them. Do share your thoughts below or on the post itself 🙂… Read More ›
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The Gospel of Luke denies Jesus died for our sins!
We continue a series of talks on the New Testament with the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles. Professor Dale Martin is a distinguished American New Testament scholar who taught at Yale University for over 30 years…. Read More ›
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Blogging Theology interview top of Professor James Tabor’s most viewed posts in June
Professor James Tabor (I did an interview with him on 14th May) tells his subscribers about his website’s top five posts in June. Top of the list is my interview with Professor Dale Allison of Princeton University!
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How Jesus Became Christian with Professor Barrie Wilson
We discuss How Jesus Became Christian by Barrie Wilson… Wilson is Professor Emeritus in Humanities and Religious Studies, at York University, Toronto. As an academic historian and philosopher of religion, he specialises in three centuries: the 1st century BCE and… Read More ›
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Does ḥarrafa imply textual corruption?
In my latest blog post I look at the Qur’an’s usage of the ḥarrafa verb, to try and see whether this verb implies the textual corruption of the previous scriptures. Happy to reply to comments here or on the original… Read More ›
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Why I RESPECT Islam (WARNING: Bad language)
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NEW on BT: Democracy, Islam & the Middle East
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EXCLUSIVE on BT: Professor Ali Ataie discusses the Crucifixion and the Qur’an, and Tahrif
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I am very happy to announce that Prince Ghazi will be coming on to Blogging Theology
July 28, 2021
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An apology from Paul Williams
July 24, 2021
Christianity ›
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Dr Bernard Randall and the moral bankruptcy of the CofE leadership
July 19, 2021
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This is a wise word: James White responds to Sam Shamoun’s attacks
July 17, 2021
