Rt Rev Daniel Rupwate (36 results)

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Gebunden. Condition: New. KlappentextrnrnHis book, A Selective Commentary on A Comparative Study of the Bible and the Koran is to explain how Muhammed prepared the Koran for his new religion, Islam and to tell without a bias how Muhammed distorted the Bible and belief .

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Condition: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Seiten: 356 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | The book is about a comparative study of the Bible and the Koran. This commentary is selective pertaining to the topics. It is not a commentary on the entire Koran. The writer has attempted to be objective in his comment on the Bible and the Koran. Muhammad wrote the Koran in order to establish his new religion for Arabs. It is evident that Muhammad did not read the Bible when he was writing the Koran. He distorted biblical narratives to suit his purpose of writing the Koran. His knowledge about the Bible was based on secondary sources or popular misunderstanding of the Bible. As he was not a serious student of religions, he often misinterpreted the Bible. He made his followers to believe that his misinterpretation was a revelation from God Allah through angel Gabriel. There is a need to correct his misunderstanding with reference to the Bible and the people may know the truth. Muhammad distorted a biblical Christology which should be rejected by Christians. These issues lead to examine the claim of Muhammad as a prophet of God and the Koran as a word of God. Moreover, Sharia laws are based on the Koran and Hadith. Those laws do not reflect a spirit, suitable to democratic countries, where religious freedom is granted to all people, irrespective of their creeds, colours, and cultures. Muslims, who wish to settle in the democratic countries, should have to respect other religions and creeds. This book exhorts all people to live in peace and mutual tolerance.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The author of the book is a minister, serving as a Methodist Church pastor in India and Canada for more than thirty-fiveyears. He is a faithful servant of God in Jesus Christ. He had been interested in the study of the history of the Methodist Church and its theology. He privately published two books on the early history of the Methodist Church to demonstrate how God was guiding the Methodist movement in Great Britain and North America. He was especially interested in the doctrines of the Methodist Church. He searched to find out how Rev. John Wesley, a founder of the Methodist Church, justified the Twenty-Five Articles of Religion, which laid the foundation of Methodist theology. He selected these articles of faith from the Anglican Church of Britain and prescribed them for the Methodist Church in Great Britain and in North America. Rev. John Wesley upheld these articles of faith on the basis of the Bible. He explained these articles with reference to the word of God. He upheld what was scriptural in them and rejected what was contrary to scripture. He made the Methodist Church a distinctive Protestant denomination. In this way, Rev. John Wesley made the Methodist Church a scriptural Christianity. The author wished to vindicate these articles firstly and mainly on the basis of the word of God, and then he vindicated them on the basis of his books on his fifty-three sermons and other books. This book will help readers to deepen their understanding of the Methodist Church as a scriptural Christianity. The believers in Christian faith should adhere to the doctrines and practices in our modern time.…