The Name of God, Jesus, Mary, and the Prophets: A Comparative Study in the Bible and the Quran One of the most frequently cited points of contention between Christianity and Islam is the belief that the Quran refers to a different God, different figures, or different concepts compared to the Bible. A common misconception is […]
Category: Christianity
The Religion of Prophets
Abstract This paper seeks to explore the concept of the oneness of God as expressed through the common teachings of the prophets across Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, focusing on the core message that has been consistently conveyed throughout history. The aim is to demonstrate that all the prophets—Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, David, Solomon, Isho (Jesus), […]
Dissertation on The Trinity and Its Sources
Introduction: The doctrine of the Trinity—the belief in one God existing in three persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit—has been a central tenet of mainstream Christianity for centuries. However, the development of the Trinitarian doctrine is deeply controversial. This dissertation aims to critically examine the origins of the Trinity, its introduction into […]
Dissertation on the Arrest and Crucifixion of Isho (Jesus)
Introduction In this dissertation, we will explore the arrest and crucifixion of Isho, whom we refer to by his given name in respect to the original Aramaic-speaking communities and his mother’s naming of him. This is done to avoid aligning with the early church’s translations that have distorted much of Isho’s teachings to suit their […]
Jesus Was Not Christ’s Name
The name “Jesus” is one of the most recognized names in the world today, but its origin and linguistic evolution are often misunderstood. Jesus, the central figure in Christianity, was born in first-century Palestine, where the spoken language was primarily Aramaic, not Hebrew. While the name “Jesus” comes from the Greek Iēsous, the original name […]
Dissertation: The Reliability of the Bible as a Historical Source: Fact vs. Theology
Opening Argument: The Bible as a Theological Text, Not a Factual Account of History Christians today are often misled into thinking that the Bible can be used as a fact-based book to present arguments attempting to prove the historical validity of Christianity. However, upon closer inspection, it becomes clear that the Bible is not a […]
An Examination of the Term “Christian” and Its Roots in Pauline Doctrine
Christianity, as a global religion, is often presented as a direct continuation of the teachings of Jesus Christ. However, an in-depth examination of the Bible reveals that the word “Christian” was first used in the Book of Acts, and its origins are intricately linked to the Pauline movement. This paper explores the development of the […]
The Antichrist in Christianity: A Theological Analysis
Introduction: The concept of the “Antichrist” has been a subject of theological debate and controversy throughout Christian history. In many Christian teachings, the Antichrist is considered a figure who opposes the teachings of Jesus Christ, denies His divinity, and ultimately seeks to deceive believers into following false doctrines. While interpretations of the Antichrist vary, one […]
Critical Analysis of Jay Smith’s Approach to Islam and His Methodology
Jay Smith is a prominent Christian apologist known for his outspoken critiques of Islam. His work, largely through talks, debates, and social media engagements, is geared toward promoting the Christian faith while discrediting Islam. However, his approach has attracted significant criticism, with many accusing him of presenting a biased and distorted view of Islamic theology, […]
Paul: His Mission, Truth or Falsehood?
The figure of Paul the Apostle has been a subject of intense debate for centuries. Paul, once known as Saul of Tarsus, transformed from a fierce persecutor of Christians into one of Christianity’s most influential missionaries and writers. However, his teachings and the foundation of the early Christian church have raised significant questions regarding the […]