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Building Bridges Of Understanding: The Church And The World Of Islam, Boyd K. Packer, Alwi Shihab
Building Bridges Of Understanding: The Church And The World Of Islam, Boyd K. Packer, Alwi Shihab
BYU Studies Quarterly
President Boyd K. Packer, Acting President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, gave this introduction of Dr. Alwi Shihab prior to Dr. Shihab’s forum address given at Brigham Young University on October 10, 2006.
What Went Right: Two Best Cases Of Islam In Europe - Cordoba, Spain And Sarajevo, Bosnia, Gerald Shenk
What Went Right: Two Best Cases Of Islam In Europe - Cordoba, Spain And Sarajevo, Bosnia, Gerald Shenk
Occasional Papers on Religion in Eastern Europe
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Book Review Of: Barbara D. Metcalf, Islamic Contestations: Essays On Muslims In India And Pakistan, Bettina Robotka
Book Review Of: Barbara D. Metcalf, Islamic Contestations: Essays On Muslims In India And Pakistan, Bettina Robotka
Business Review
Book review, Islam, Sub-continent
A Christian Response To Islam: Is Islam A Peaceful Religion?, Steven E. Tsoukalas
A Christian Response To Islam: Is Islam A Peaceful Religion?, Steven E. Tsoukalas
The Asbury Journal
The following is a lecture delivered on 6 October 2005 as part of the Theta Phi Lecture Series at Asbury Theological Seminary, Wilmore, Kentucky As a Christian response to Islam, it covers several topics in relatively brief fashion. In the evangelistic encounter, the goal of which is a holistic encounter, the Christian must keep in mind the social-religious dynamics ofMuslims and incorporate this knowledge into a missiologically healthy approach that is built on a sound epistemological foundation. In short, for both a Christian response to Islam and evangelism of Muslims, Christians must possess a solid epistemology as foundational to "a …
The Third Moment Of Muslim Witness: John Wesley Had It Right, Terry C. Muck
The Third Moment Of Muslim Witness: John Wesley Had It Right, Terry C. Muck
The Asbury Journal
The following is a lecture delivered on 8 October 2005 as part of the Theta Phi Lecture Series at Asbury Theological Seminary, Wilmore, Kentucky. The author suggests that the mission task can be helpfully seen as comprising four moments: the moments of (1) difference, (2) identity, (3) relationship, and (4) witness. Although Christian witnesses have performed admirably well on moments one, two, and four, the reason the Muslim world remains Muslim can be traced to our failures in regard to the third, the Moment of Relationship. Using two sermons by John Wesley, Sermon 63, "The General Spread of the Gospel" …