The Seven Deadly Questions of Islam
A study on the seven common questions asked by Muslims about Christianity.
by – Anonymous
Seven Deadly Questions of IslamSeven Deadly Questions of Islam is a anonymous work by a practicing medical doctor in the UK. He asks seven key questions commonly asked by Muslims about Christianity, and then he answers them correctly.
CONTENTS
1. ‘Your Bible has been corrupted.’
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2. ‘What about the predictions of Muhammad in the Bible?’
3. ‘Christians worship three gods’ and ‘God has no son.’
4. ‘Why the atonement?’ God forgives me if I confess my sins.
5. ‘Jesus was never crucified.’
6. The Qurán contains scientific statements which prove its inspiration by God.’
7. ‘Look at all the depravity in Christian society – Islam is pure.’
The author is a practising medical doctor in the United Kingdom and would be pleased to hear your responses at [email protected].
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