Reasoning from the Scriptures with Muslims

This is great book and I learned a lot. It gave me a much better understanding of Muslims, took away some fears and brought me new concerns… It is a great read and I wish every American Christian would read it… Very helpful!

The methods used to reach the Muslim community are quite simple and easy to follow. I have used some of them myself to reach Muslims in my community, and it works. The sensitivity to Muslims while preaching the gospel to them really helps, and the few verses from the Quran are very helpful in bridging the gap between the beliefs and making the Muslims feel like you're not misrepresenting their religion. Great work!

Very informative, this is my fourth book by Ron Rhodes

One of the best books I have read on reasoning with Muslims with scripture. I have actually used many of the techniques or reasoning from this books in my conversations with Muslims over the years. In my opinion, the "reasoning" presented within these pages, are the "seeds" that I am called to plant. I pray that ALL Muslims wake up, and see Jesus Christ for who He really IS.

Well written and easy to read. I just started reading and I’m pleased with Dr. Ron Rhodes writing.

In this book, Ron Rhodes does an excellant job of outling the Muslim world view and the Muslim perspective on Christianity. He also poses questions that a Muslim apololgist might pose to a Christian and then proceeds to give historical, scriptural, and/or logical answers in support of Christianity. The questions leveled at Christianity by Muslim apologists are often the same questions posed by other Non-Christian critics and since this book answers these questions with sound research and logic, the usefulness of this book goes beyond the dialogue between Christians and Muslims with respect to Christian theology, historical validity, and interpretive integrity.

I'll never single-handedly convince my Muslim friend to receive Christ, but this book is helpful in questions I can ask him about his faith and the Holy Spirit does the rest.

First and foremost, I must mention that I was raised Roman Catholic, with devout Catholic parents. I still follow the faith, but like Luther, I have also felt something wrong with certain Catholic doctrines and traditions. I have had questions regarding these doctrines and traditions for a long time, and I feel that this book does a good job to cover many of these topics. As a Catholic, growing up reading the Bible, it was clear to see that some of the things the Catholic Church teach are nowhere to be found in the Bible. I am not saying that I have converted to Protestant, for that would easily be dismissed as a biased opinion. All I am saying is as one Christian to another Christian (whether Catholic or not), the Bible is the final authority because that is what Christianity was built on from the beginning. The Bible was canonized in full by the fourth Century (363 A.D.). It was only years after that certain Catholic Doctrines came into effect such as: Celibacy of Priests, veneration of Mary, Sacramentalism, etc. Many Catholic teachings are NOT found in the Bible which only confuses and questions the Catholic Churches authority. As a Catholic growing up, without 'taking sides', its hard not to disregard some of these Catholic practices without questioning 'WHY' if it is not found in the Bible in the first place. It is easy not to think that these Catholic doctrines and teachings were created for the sake of the Church's own interests, however Jesus himself states from Isaiah's prophecy that other teachings are only from men. (MATT 15:9). I am not saying that one Church is better than the other. To me thats Heresy. I am just challenging Catholics alike like myself to open up their minds to what the Catholic Church is teaching and if it was being represented to us by Jesus to begin with. Both Catholics and Protestants got it right by being saved through Christ, but we must not 'ADD' or 'EDIT' scripture for his or hers interests. The only reason that I did not give this book a 5 star rating was that I felt that there were more topics that could have been covered that werent, but I guess it would of made it a longer and more exhaustive read...Ron Rhodes cover's the more important issues.

Great resource.

Good Product