Sublime

Humans and chimpanzees share 95 percent of their DNA, but the remaining 5 percent is incredibly important! So it is with Islam and Christianity. There is much shared DNA, but the two are phenotypically quite different.

As the Crusades drew to a close and Rome’s attention turned away from the Muslim menace and toward the Christian reform movements cropping up throughout Europe, the classical doctrine of jihad was vigorously challenged by a new generation of Muslim scholars. The most important of these scholars was Ibn Taymiyya (1263–1328), whose influence in shapi

After eleven years of painstakingly examining the evidence, I had come to the firm conclusion that Christianity was true – uniquely, exclusively true – and Islam was not merely wholly different, but also false. The claims of Jesus bore the weight of careful scrutiny, while the claims of Muhammad did not.