We live in an increasingly pluralistic world, where most metropolitan areas have dozens if not hundreds of religions represented. Understanding other people’s religions is no longer an option but a necessity. Here you will find resources on a variety of religions, with special attention to how these other religions view Jesus Christ.
The Muslim cleric standing behind me in the immigration line without warning put his crossed arms on my shoulders and leaned on me with his full weight.
This 30-minute interview with Joseph Cumming, an evangelical scholar on Islam, covers an overview on Islam, common ground Muslims share with Christians, key religious differences, his own experiences with Muslim extremism, and guidelines for developing relationships with Muslims here in America.
Articles on the Montana-based group founded by the late Mark L. Prophet and his wife, Elizabeth Clare Prophet.
A critique of three articles in the popular magazine Yoga Journal, showing that yoga is incompatible with biblical Christianity.
This brief yet informative outline provides basic information about the life, claims, and movement of David Owuor, who claims that God called him to be a prophet in Kenya.
This four-page tract answers the claims that David Owuor is both Elijah and John the Baptist, that Moses spoke about him in Deuteronomy 18:18, that God sent Owuor, that he has performed signs and wonders, and that he preaches repentance and holiness, as well as various comparisons he has made between himself and Jesus Christ.
College students and young adults are prime targets for religious groups using deceptive and coercive tactics. The passion, idealism, insecurity, and inexperience of young people leave them vulnerable to the subtle manipulation used by these groups.
How do the teachings of, and historical evidence for, these great religious figures compare? A respected historian answers this question.
Rob Bowman examines some of the teachings of the popular New Age teacher Marianne Williamson and compares them to the Bible. This article uses a helpful table to compare some of the biblical phrases that Williamson redefines to their actual, biblical definition.
This book was a culmination of Janis Hutchinson’s master’s thesis and reflects the many lessons she learned first-hand during her years of struggling to replace her formerly held Mormon worldview with a biblical one.