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Jesus’ Resurrection: Fact or Fiction
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Sabbath and The ‘Two Law’ Theory
Ainsley, by means of Old covenant time markers ('new moon, Sabbath') the prophet quotes God as su...
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Sabbath and The ‘Two Law’ Theory
Can some one explain Isaiah 66:23?


Breeding Contempt or Converts?
The reason is quite simple. Children raised in even fussy Christian homes are allowed freedom of choice as they grow up, to become Christians, Muslims or even atheists. Their choice is supreme.
The average Muslim child is deliberately raised to embrace Islam and renounces Islam at great peril. The seriousness with which the child of a conservative Christian couple embraces Christianity is pale in contrast to the seriousness with which the child in a Muslim family embraces Islam.
It could be said without exaggeration that the supremacy of volition and the not so rare duplicity in life within a Christian family often means that even professing Christian parents can, unwittingly, breed contempt for Christianity in their children while the Muslim family keeps on breeding converts for Islam through strict adherence to Islam’s fundamental tenets and acceptance of Islam’s global mission.
There is a fascinating comparison/contrast that can be made between Christianity and Islam. The Great Commission in Mt. 28.16-20 has two dimensions: an Imperative Dimension: ‘Make Disciples’ and an All-inclusive Dimension: ‘…of all nations’. These two dimensions can be seen in Islam as well in the nature of Islam’s Jihad. Oh yes, there is a greater jihad of spiritual struggle but the lesser jihad of literal fighting or war is the more popular principle and practice.
Imperative Dimension: Re non-Muslims,
All-inclusive Dimension: the Islamic view of the world is in three zones,
Dar al Harb (where infidels now rule, Dar al Sulh (transitional turf where Muslims strategically compromise and bide their time until…) and Dar al Islam (where Muslims rule).
Jihad is not just an incidental notion for serious Muslims but a crucial concept. As former Muslims Ergun & Emir Caner say in their book Unveiling Islam, 2002,195
If Christians desire to halt Islam’s impact on global demographics they will have to take the two dimensions of the Great Commission much more seriously.