By Roy Oksnevad A Muslim friend of mine, in desperation pleaded, “Roy, if only you would read the Qur’an, it would become clear to you.” He desperately wanted me to become a Muslim. I would meet with him weekly to help him with his English, and soon our English classes revolved around Continue Reading
Does the Qur’an Condemn Violence against Non-Muslims? A Closer Look at Surah 5:32
By Malik Ibrahim In a recent interview in the Washington Post, a representative from the LGBTQ Muslim community appealed to Surah 5:32 to demonstrate that the attacks in Orlando were not inspired by Islam[i]. This is one of the most oft-quoted verses by Muslims to demonstrate that Islam is a Continue Reading
Which Lens Do You Use?
By Roy Oksnevad I was reflecting on the multiple ways in which people approach Islam and the controversy that ensues. The list I have compiled is in no way exhaustive but may be helpful in evaluating books, websites, articles, and speakers on Islam. These lenses do impact the way we see and Continue Reading
Seismic Shifts: Islam and the World
By Roy Oksnevad As church leaders, we must pay attention to our world’s changing religious landscape. Without a doubt, we are witnessing an unprecedented shift in populations due to war, natural disasters, economic disasters, and political upheavals.1 Therefore, mission-minded believers who are Continue Reading
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