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Jesus and the Quran – Stewart Schnur

What does Islam teach about Jesus?  Read this interesting article in the Carolina Messenger by Stewart Schnur to find out. Jesus and the Quran – Stewart Schnur.

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The Quran: Islam’s Holy Book – Stewart Schnur

Check out this overview of Islam’s holy book, the Quran, and how it compares to the Bible. The Quran: Islam’s Holy Book – Stewart Schnur.

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Muhammad: Prophet of God? – Stewart Schnur

Ever been curious to learn more about Muhammad, the founder of Islam?  Check out this overview of his life which my friend Stewart Schnur put together for the Carolina Messenger. Muhammad: Prophet of God? – Stewart Schnur.

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Equipping The Saints For Battle – Stewart Schnur

Christians, are we prepared to bring the gospel to Muslims?  Are we prepared to be the evangelists God would have us to be with anyone?  Read this thought-provoking article in the Carolina Messenger by my good friend Stewart Schnur. Equipping The Saints For Battle – Stewart Schnur.

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Our Attitude Towards The Muslim Soul – Stewart Schnur

An excellent article in the Carolina Messenger by my friend Stewart Schnur which Christians should read with open and honest hearts. Our Attitude Towards The Muslim Soul – Stewart Schnur.

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