The Quran cannot be inspired revelation because it denies Christ’s crucifixion, rejects the apostolic gospel, and contradicts Scripture.
Is There Evidence That the Islamic Quran Is the Third Installment of the Inspired, Inerrant Word of God?
What Is the Truth: Through Whom Did God Promise to Bless All Mankind, Isaac or Ishmael?
God blessed Ishmael, but He established the covenant through Isaac, leading to Christ, the Seed who blesses all nations.
THE QURAN’S VIEW OF WOMEN: Sex Slaves, Pedophilia, Inbreeding, and Second-Class Status
The Quran explicitly permits sex slaves, child brides, cousin marriage, polygamy, wife-beating, and second-class legal status for women as Allah’s eternal will.
Final Judgment in the Quran: No Assurance of Salvation and No Finished Atonement
The Quran teaches final judgment, but without Christ’s finished atonement it gives no biblical assurance of salvation.
The Moral Character of Allah vs. Jehovah: Mercy, Justice, and Love in the Two Scriptures
A comparison of Allah and Jehovah on mercy, justice, and love, showing why the two Scriptures reveal different moral portraits of God.
Does the Quran Pass the Test of a True Prophet? Examining Muhammad Against Biblical Standards
The Quran fails the biblical standard for true prophecy because it contradicts Jehovah’s revealed Word and the gospel of Christ.
The Quran’s View of Christians and Jews: “People of the Book” or Cursed Enemies?
The Quran calls Jews and Christians “People of the Book,” yet condemns them when they reject Muhammad and hold to biblical truth.
Inheritance Laws and Women’s Testimony in the Quran: Half the Value and Half the Witness
The Quran gives women reduced inheritance and witness value, while Scripture grounds justice in equal creation dignity before Jehovah.
Predestination (Qadar) in the Quran: Fatalism or Free Will?
The Quran’s qadar doctrine contains fatalistic strands, while Scripture preserves both Jehovah’s foreknowledge and real human responsibility.
The Quran’s Distorted Stories of Biblical Prophets: Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and Mary Rewritten
The Quran borrows biblical names but rewrites Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and Mary against Jehovah’s inspired record.
