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.
This blog explores the historical, theological, and contemporary reasons why I stand with Israel, weaving in scholarly perspectives, personal experiences, and my research on Islamic antisemitism.
We can unravel the complexities and misconceptions surrounding this issue by delving into Israel's consistent efforts toward a two-state solution, the theological and ideological motivations behind the conflict, and the role of social media.
This essay explores these questions, offering a polemic against Sharia law as a significant hindrance to development in Muslim-majority countries. Simultaneously, it acknowledges the West's weaknesses, particularly the decline associated with the diminishing influence of Christianity.
In "The Vision of the Anointed: Self-Congratulation as a Basis for Social Policy," Sowell turns his sharp analytical skills to the intellectual and political elites who, in his view, impose their ideological vision on society, often to detrimental effect.
As I write this letter on your birthday, my heart swells with pride and gratitude to our Heavenly Father. Reflecting on our incredible journey, I am overwhelmed by the immense joy and inspiration you have brought.
In the arena of intellectual debate, few names resonate as powerfully as William Lane Craig. A master of logic, evidence, and eloquence, Craig has engaged with some of the most formidable minds across various fields, defending the tenets of Christianity with precision and grace.
Smith offers a robust and often provocative approach to engaging with Muslim audiences. Understanding his methods and their rationale can provide valuable insights for anyone interested in apologetics and polemics, particularly in interfaith dialogue.
