Dr. Tim Orr
Tim’s experience is unique in that he holds six earned degrees. One is a master’s degree in Islamic studies from Islamic College in London, allowing him to study under Muslim scholars.



The way we tell the story of racial disparity—whether we see it primarily as a consequence of systemic oppression or as a problem rooted in social and cultural development—determines the policies we advocate for and the solutions we pursue.
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The prevailing international consensus insists that the only solution is a two-state model ... However, this framework is fundamentally flawed ...
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The church faces a similar danger when it waters down the gospel to make it more culturally acceptable. To attract people and avoid offense, many churches focus on self-help, empowerment, and positivity rather than the full message of Christ.
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By Dr. Tim Orr In a world rich with diverse spiritual traditions, Buddhism and gospel-centered Christianity stand as two of
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By Dr. Tim Orr I get asked by leaders from both the UK and the US about Islamic antisemitism, and
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By Dr. Tim Orr Below is an excerpt from my book Gospel-Centered Christianity and Other Religions: Unpacking the Depths of
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Throughout history, various religious figures have claimed to carry forward the message of Jesus, but few have had as significant an impact as the Apostle Paul and the Prophet Muhammad.
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One of the challenges I face in my work is getting White evangelicals to care about their Muslim neighbors. While White progressives tend to engage Islam through a social justice framework, White evangelicals often approach the topic with suspicion or indifference.
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