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.



Rather than mock their misguided worship, Paul used their spiritual hunger as a bridge to share the gospel. “What you worship as unknown, this I proclaim to you,” he said. His words are as true now as they were in the first century.
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By Dr. Tim Orr The figure of Jesus stands at the crossroads of Christianity and Islam—revered in both, but
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By Dr. Tim Orr Donald Trump’s Middle East diplomacy looked like a triumph in a world driven by headlines
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Shoemaker argues that oral cultures are not necessarily better at preserving texts word-for-word. His work raises a fundamental question: Is preserving the Qur’an a historical certainty or a theological conviction?
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While much of Islamic theology is centered around the oneness of God (tawḥīd) and the authority of Muhammad as the final prophet, the Qur’an also reveals
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Every religion must answer: What is our ultimate hope? For Islam and Christianity—monotheistic faiths rooted in divine revelation and final judgment—this question isn’t secondary but central to their message and mission.
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By Dr. Tim Orr In the next few blog posts, I’ll unpack some of the major themes that shape
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By Dr. Tim Orr In the shadow of church domes and minarets, where liturgies echo alongside political slogans, a perplexing
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