By Steve A. Johnson, PhD, ScD I have had the pleasure to read this very thoughtful article on an interesting topic. I will try to summarize the argument without distorting it in any major way. The author begins with the claim that evangelical literature on the Crusades is plagued with the essential Continue Reading
Muslim Devotion to Muhammad – Part 3: A Look at the Islamic Sources
By Malik Ibrahim Several years ago, I was having dinner with a young Muslim friend from a secular background. He had been attending a local church and was wrestling with leaving his Muslim heritage behind and following Christ. In the course of our conversation he brought up the person of Muhammad Continue Reading
How Evangelicals Should Talk About the Crusades with Muslims – Part 2
By Rick Bailey Having provided an overview of past and current views of the Crusades, where do evangelicals fit in this picture? Specifically, how are evangelicals talking to Muslims about the Crusades? I do not know of any academic studies on such a specific question, so of necessity, much of what Continue Reading
How Evangelicals Should Talk About the Crusades With Muslims – Part 1
By Rick Bailey There is a new wind blowing through scholarship on the Crusades. Because of it, in a decade or two, we will probably find ourselves understanding the Crusades very differently from how we do today. Before describing this new perspective, and how it could potentially alter the way we Continue Reading
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