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Interfaith Dialogue   -   Apr 30, 2025 The Bible and the Qur'an: A Tale of Two Manuscript Traditions
The Bible and the Qur'an: A Tale of Two Manuscript Traditions

Christianity and Islam both claim to be rooted in divine revelation. Yet when we step into the world of manuscript evidence, we find two very different stories unfolding—one grounded in historical transparency, the other shrouded in mythologized preservation.

by Dr. Tim Orr
Cultural Dialogue   -   Apr 26, 2025 How Moralistic Therapeutic Deism Is Reshaping Mainline Social Justice—and Why It Matters
How Moralistic Therapeutic Deism Is Reshaping Mainline Social Justice—and Why It Matters

Increasingly, the fuel behind mainline social justice is no longer the gospel of Jesus Christ, but something far thinner, far less transformative. It’s what sociologists Christian Smith and Melinda Denton have labeled Moralistic Therapeutic Deism (Smith & Denton, 2005).

by Dr. Tim Orr
Gospel Mission   -   Apr 25, 2025 When Mission Fades: The Collapse of the PCUSA’s Global Witness and What It Means for the Church Today
When Mission Fades: The Collapse of the PCUSA’s Global Witness and What It Means for the Church Today

The news was subtle but seismic: the Presbyterian Church (USA) has terminated its missionaries and closed the doors of its global mission agency. It sounds like a bureaucratic reorganization, but make no mistake—this marks the end of a significant chapter in American Protestant missions

by Dr. Tim Orr
Theological Perspectives   -   Apr 24, 2025 The Father, the Son, and the Misunderstanding of God’s Identity: Another Response to Imam Nasser Karimian
The Father, the Son, and the Misunderstanding of God’s Identity: Another Response to Imam Nasser Karimian

It calls for a deeper exploration into why these terms matter—not just semantically, but spiritually. Christianity’s claim is bold and beautiful: the God who created the cosmos is not a remote lawgiver but a loving Father; not an abstract force but a relational triune Being.

by Dr. Tim Orr
Apr 23, 2025 Mercy and the Cross: A Christian Response to Imam Nasser Karimain’s Misrepresentation
Mercy and the Cross: A Christian Response to Imam Nasser Karimain’s Misrepresentation

By Dr. Tim Orr Recently, I discovered a video featuring Dr. Nasser Karimian, the imam of Alhuda Mosque in Fishers,

by Dr. Tim Orr
The Bible and the Qur'an: A Tale of Two Manuscript Traditions
Interfaith Dialogue   -   Apr 30, 2025 The Bible and the Qur'an: A Tale of Two Manuscript Traditions

Christianity and Islam both claim to be rooted in divine revelation. Yet when we step into the world of manuscript evidence, we find two very different stories unfolding—one grounded in historical transparency, the other shrouded in mythologized preservation.

by Dr. Tim Orr
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Interfaith Dialogue   -   Apr 30, 2025 The Bible and the Qur'an: A Tale of Two Manuscript Traditions
The Bible and the Qur'an: A Tale of Two Manuscript Traditions

Christianity and Islam both claim to be rooted in divine revelation. Yet when we step into the world of manuscript evidence, we find two very different stories unfolding—one grounded in historical transparency, the other shrouded in mythologized preservation.

by Dr. Tim Orr
Religious History   -   Apr 29, 2025 What Does "Jihad" Really Mean? A Guided Tour Through David Cook’s Understanding Jihad
What Does "Jihad" Really Mean? A Guided Tour Through David Cook’s Understanding Jihad

When we hear the word jihad today, it immediately sparks strong emotions. For some, it conjures up images of terrorism and holy war.

by Dr. Tim Orr
Evangelical Insights   -   Apr 28, 2025 Gospel, Justice, and Blind Spots: Evangelicalism, Racism, Politics, and Critical Theory
Gospel, Justice, and Blind Spots: Evangelicalism, Racism, Politics, and Critical Theory

Evangelicalism has been one of the most dynamic forces in American religious life, emphasizing personal conversion, the authority of Scripture, and the necessity of evangelism.

by Dr. Tim Orr
Cultural Dialogue   -   Apr 26, 2025 How Moralistic Therapeutic Deism Is Reshaping Mainline Social Justice—and Why It Matters
How Moralistic Therapeutic Deism Is Reshaping Mainline Social Justice—and Why It Matters

Increasingly, the fuel behind mainline social justice is no longer the gospel of Jesus Christ, but something far thinner, far less transformative. It’s what sociologists Christian Smith and Melinda Denton have labeled Moralistic Therapeutic Deism (Smith & Denton, 2005).

by Dr. Tim Orr
Gospel Mission   -   Apr 25, 2025 When Mission Fades: The Collapse of the PCUSA’s Global Witness and What It Means for the Church Today
When Mission Fades: The Collapse of the PCUSA’s Global Witness and What It Means for the Church Today

The news was subtle but seismic: the Presbyterian Church (USA) has terminated its missionaries and closed the doors of its global mission agency. It sounds like a bureaucratic reorganization, but make no mistake—this marks the end of a significant chapter in American Protestant missions

by Dr. Tim Orr
Theological Perspectives   -   Apr 24, 2025 The Father, the Son, and the Misunderstanding of God’s Identity: Another Response to Imam Nasser Karimian
The Father, the Son, and the Misunderstanding of God’s Identity: Another Response to Imam Nasser Karimian

It calls for a deeper exploration into why these terms matter—not just semantically, but spiritually. Christianity’s claim is bold and beautiful: the God who created the cosmos is not a remote lawgiver but a loving Father; not an abstract force but a relational triune Being.

by Dr. Tim Orr
Apr 23, 2025 Mercy and the Cross: A Christian Response to Imam Nasser Karimain’s Misrepresentation
Mercy and the Cross: A Christian Response to Imam Nasser Karimain’s Misrepresentation

By Dr. Tim Orr Recently, I discovered a video featuring Dr. Nasser Karimian, the imam of Alhuda Mosque in Fishers,

by Dr. Tim Orr
Apr 22, 2025 A Polemical Response to Imam Omar Suleiman and Rev. Munther Isaac: Unmasking a False Narrative with Truth and Theological Integrity
A Polemical Response to Imam Omar Suleiman and Rev. Munther Isaac: Unmasking a False Narrative with Truth and Theological Integrity

By Dr. Tim Orr Munther Isaac reveals the convergence of Islamic grievance politics and progressive Palestinian liberation theology. Their conversation,

by Dr. Tim Orr
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