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• More biting commentary from Lutheran Satire. Fun. Watch to the end.

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on April 10, 2015

  Video from a Christian perspective – I share its frustration with the attention given by the media to the likes of Spong et al.

• Nabeel Qureshi vs Shabir Ally: Debate comment

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on April 9, 2015

  

  I came across this comment on Nazam’s Facebook page:

• Unworthy Victims: Western Wars Have Killed Four Million Muslims Since 1990

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on April 9, 2015

  

  Landmark research proves that the US-led ‘war on terror’ has killed as many as 2 million people, but this is a fraction of Western responsibility for deaths in Iraq and Afghanistan over the last two decades By Nafeez Ahmed  @nafeezahmed… Read More ›

• The lost tomb of Jesus? Scientist claims he has ‘virtually unequivocal evidence’ that could help explain the whereabouts of Christ’s remains

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on April 7, 2015

  

  reblogged from the Independent. Lets see what other academics make of this story… A geologist in Jerusalem claims to have found “virtually unequivocal evidence” that could reopen the controversy over the final resting place of Jesus Christ. Dr Aryeh Shimron… Read More ›

• What is Porneia to a 1st Century Jew?

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on April 6, 2015

  Reblogged from Scot McKnight, a Christian professor of New Testament studies The term porneia is a Greek term that has two basic meanings: 1. Sex with a prostitute; prostitution. 2. Sexual immorality in general. The issue for biblical studies is two-fold: (1) which… Read More ›

• Did Jesus Talk about Homosexuality?

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on April 6, 2015

  Reblogged from Jesus Creed by Scot McKnight who is Professor of New Testament at Northern Seminary in Lombard, IL. One is no longer surprised to read in discussions about same-sex relations — in church or in society at large — that… Read More ›

• The Islamic view of Homosexuality

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on April 6, 2015

  a frank and helpful discussion

• American Foreign Policy and the Rise of ISIS

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on April 6, 2015

• Why are Muslims leaving Islam?

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on April 6, 2015

• ‘Right-Hand Possessions’

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on April 5, 2015

  The books of Islamic history are replete with stories of ‘right-hand possessions’, and the Quran as well references them. This topic has become one of the most controversial & hot topics of discussion which Islamophobes and other critics of Islam… Read More ›

• No one comes out well from this story…

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on April 4, 2015

  

  My reply to a Premier Christian website article entitled, ‘Muslim guilty of racial abuse at Catholic school’ http://www.premier.org.uk/News/UK/Muslim-guilty-of-racial-abuse-at-Catholic-school

• The world’s fastest growing religion

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on April 3, 2015

  

• The Future of World Religions report: One in ten Europeans will be Muslim by 2050

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on April 3, 2015

  Todays Independent reports: A new study charting how religions will develop globally over the next four decades has predicted that one in 10 of the next generation of Europeans will be Muslim. Research published today by a US think tank… Read More ›

• Babies are born with a grasp of physics, researchers claim

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on April 2, 2015

  yep, humans are just random products of pure chance lol:  reblogged from today’s Independent Babies have an innate understanding of the way the world works and will pay more attention to objects if they appear to defy the basic laws… Read More ›

• Roger Scruton: Why the Left hate

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on March 29, 2015

  I was a big fan of Scruton in my teens. There is much wisdom in his analysis of the left in this interview.

• The way of the world…

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on March 28, 2015 • ( 2 )

  

• Patriarchy endures

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on March 24, 2015

  

  ‘I support patriarchy because I firmly believe that it is a man’s duty to love, respect, cherish, protect, and provide for his wife. It’s a man’s duty to help women in need. It’s a man’s duty to instill independence, strength,… Read More ›

• ‪Criminalising Muslims ‬

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on March 23, 2015

  

• Rabia Basri

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on March 22, 2015

  

• Immigration

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on March 21, 2015

  

• Happy birthday Bach!

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on March 21, 2015

  

• Cake wars

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on March 18, 2015

  

• Kosher reality

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on March 15, 2015

  

• Hamza Yusuf: Signs of the End of Days

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on March 14, 2015

  Amazing proof of the prophethood of Muhammad

• Muhammad permitted Christians to worship in his mosque in Medina

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on March 14, 2015

  

  (reblogged from Christian Premiere Radio website) ‘Investigation into church Muslim service’ Sat 14 Mar 2015 By Antony Bushfield It is ‘quite clear’ that an Islamic prayer should not have taken place in a church in London, the Diocese of Southwark… Read More ›

• Rights and responsibilities

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on March 12, 2015

  

• Monopoly

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on March 10, 2015 • ( 0 )

  

• A poor man finds rest amongst kings

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on March 9, 2015 • ( 0 )

• Islamic values are remarkably similar to traditional Victorian values

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on March 8, 2015 • ( 1 )

  

  Yesterday I visited the The Guildhall Art Gallery which houses the art collection of the City of London. One section exhibits art illustrating the subject of love in Victorian England, and I was struck by the similarities between relationships in traditional… Read More ›

• The Qur’an is like a bride – Rumi

  By paulwilliamsbloggingtheologycom on March 6, 2015 • ( 1 )

  

  The Qur’an is like a bride. Although you pull the veil away from her face, she does not show herself to you. When you investigate the Qur’an, but receive no joy or mystical unveiling, it is because your pulling at… Read More ›

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