A new series discussing key Christian concepts in theology with observations by leading Islamic and Jewish scholars
Theology
Jesus and Muhammad in Western Scholarship
Usman Sheikh discusses the historical Jesus and the historical Muhammad in western scholarship, and the subject of Quranic intertextuality. I will be making 3 smaller videos out of this blockbuster!
VIDEO HIGHLIGHT: Not only does Revd Professor Keith Ward say Muhammad was a genuine prophet of God but nearly ALL of his Christian theologian colleagues think so too!
Keith Ward discussed his work with Paul Williams of Blogging Theology.The discussion covered the gospels, Jesus, God, the early Church, and was a Muhammad a prophet of God. Keith Ward FBA is an English Anglican priest, philosopher, and theologian. He… Read More ›
Revd Professor Keith Ward in discussion with Blogging Theology
Keith Ward discusses his work with Paul Williams of Blogging Theology. We discussed the gospels, Jesus, God, the early Church, and was a Muhammad a prophet of God.
In just 4 months Blogging Theology on Youtube has gone from zero to 30,000 subscribers.
In just 4 months Blogging Theology on Youtube has gone from zero to 30,000 subscribers. Looking forward to producing more theological content in the future!
Divine Plurals in the Bible and the Qur’ān – a response
Denis Giron has produced an article which has stimulated much debate and reflection amongst Christian and Muslim commentators on Blogging Theology. Rather than add to the ever-extending line of comments, and because I wish to cite some academic sources at… Read More ›
OMG
Heidegger LOL
The polytheistic origins of Christian theology
I recall from my days as an undergrad studying Christian theology that one of the most important ways in which second century theologians understood Jesus was as God’s Word – in Greek, logos, meaning speech or reason. The title is… Read More ›
Shaykh Abdul Hakim Murad – Freewill, Fatalism in Islam
Extraordinary!
An Infinite Atonement considered
Trinitarians profess to derive some important advantages from their mode of viewing Christ. It furnishes them, they tell us, with an infinite atonement, for it shows them an infinite being suffering for their sins. The confidence with which this fallacy… Read More ›
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