A
surprisingly advanced and serious theological critique of Islam from an
Orthodox Christian perspective (presumably Eastern Orthodox). Not the usual
stuff about Muhammad being a paedophile who enserfed the dhimmis and wanted to
capture Constantinople.
The
presenter argues in favor of the Trinity, liturgical worship and icons on the
basis of the Old Testament. He also believes that the Muslim view of the Bible
is inconsistent at best. Also includes some discussion on who is a true
prophet.
Note also
the criticism of Alt Right (?) people considering conversion to Islam “based”
or “trad”.
Recommended
viewing on a dark Wednesday morning!
How's the weather today? I argue in favor of refraining from pronouncement of *what reality is* until we get the scientific report. Myths have no empirical evidence, or do they?
ReplyDeleteMy take is that not even mystics can arbritate between Islam and Christianity, so even if mystical experiences are somehow true, it implies a kind of pluralism...
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