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Tag Archives: repentance
Grace, Faith, and Works
The more I learn about Islam and Christianity, the more it becomes apparent that the nature of the two religions is completely antithetical. However, exposing this is often painfully arduous, because the issues are extremely complex and require some serious … Continue reading
Forgiveness
Within both Christianity and Islam, a great deal of attention is paid to the issue of forgiveness. Both Muhammad and Jesus talked about forgiveness extensively. Because of this, many people assume that Christianity and Islam are quite similar. A cursory … Continue reading
Athanasius, Islam and Repentance
Start with wrong assumptions, and invariably you will end up with wrong conclusions. The problem is that it is quite difficult to recognize what the assumptions of any system actually are. Humans take so much for granted, whether due to … Continue reading