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Article · Comparative ReligionApologetics · Historical study · Comparative theology · Biblical discernment

Is the Qur'an a Miracle?

Testing Islam's evidence for divine revelation

…no independent criterion by which a successful imitation could be recognised. Scientific miracles acquire their precision retrospectively. Numerical miracles depend upon selective counting and a textual arrangement they then claim to authenticate. Preservation does not prove ins…

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Article · Jesus ChristBiblical exposition · Apologetics · Comparative theology

Not Just a Prophet

The divine identity of Jesus across the Gospels

…oundary around that honour. Jesus is a messenger and servant of God, not God the Son. His miracles are signs granted by God, not evidence that He shares God's identity. He must not be worshipped, and the Christian confession of His deity is treated as a corruption of true monothe…

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Article · Comparative ReligionHistorical study · Apologetics · Comparative theology · Biblical discernment

Revelation or Reception?

Sources behind Qur’anic narratives

…include healings and displays of extraordinary knowledge, but also disturbing punishment miracles in which the young Jesus harms those who offend Him. The work is not the same as the sayings collection commonly called the Gospel of Thomas, nor should it be labelled Gnostic merel…

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