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Adam Francisco

An excerpt from: Luther, Lutheranism, and the Challenge of Islam
Adam S. Francisco

One might wonder where Lutherans fit into the mix of Christian responses to Islam. While the subject is rarely covered, it should be known that we, too, have a long history in dealing with the challenge of Islam, dating all the way back to the sixteenth-century Reformation and Martin Luther. We also have our share of contemporary scholars on Islam,' but most of them are approaching or are already in retirement. This presents an enormous challenge for us, for Islam will continue to grow, if not through proseletization, then through demographic growth. Since 1945, the number of Muslims across the world has quadrupled, and it shows no sign of decline. In fact this phenomenon is particularly worrisome when one considers the shape of western Europe. Recent analysis suggest that by 2025 one-third of all children will be born to Muslim families, and, according to Mark Steyn's America Alone: The End of the World as We Know It, by 2050 the urban centers of Europe will be predominated by Muslims, which will be followed shortly thereafter by radical changes not just in demographics but political and legal structures.

Read the full article at: http://www.scribd.com/doc/41345061/Francisco-Challenge-of-Islam

Andy Bannister

Can Modern Science be Found in the Qu'ran?

An excert from: A general rebuttal of this Muslim polemic by Andy Bannister

The very nature of the Qur’an means that Muslims often have alternative interpretations of what a particular verse means. There is nothing wrong with this; exegesis is often a difficult, tricky business, especially when we do not know the exact historical context in which a particular verse was revealed. For example, consider Dhu Al-Qarnayn/Zul-qarnain in the Qur’an. Muslims are divided over who this mysterious traveller, referred to in Sura 18, actually is. Some (e.g. Yusuf Ali) believed him to be Alexander the Great, others disagree and have other theories as to his identity, such as Cyrus the Great. There is plenty of room for healthy debate.

However, those who preach the "modern science proves the Qur’an" argument are not relying upon what a particular verse says, but upon their interpretation. In fact, it might be better to rename their position as the "Belief that an interpretation of the Qur’an contains modern science demonstrates that it is from Allah." No verse in the Qur’an has yet been found to contain outright science.

read the full article here: http://www.answering-islam.org/Andy/fallacies.html