While you are preparing your final response in support of your exposition on the prophet in The Gospel of John, chapter 1, I think it is only reasonable that I write a refutation to this Mark 3: 35 argument, which you have presented on this thread and the one preceeding it.
There are a number of points that I find fairly inconsistent. I will post the refutation when I have recovered fully from my flue.
My rebuttle is finished (I have to polish it though), I am not recovered yet (I have just discovered that I have lung infection), but I am getting bored sitting and doing nothing, but now having responded to you thread I feel more sick (bad idea).
I just wonder where should I post it, on my own blog 'Christian apologetics' or on 'answering-muslims', I guess answering-muslims is more appropriate.
Have not seen your video yet, it will just make me more dizzy.
As for where you want to put the response...well David Wood censors my comments so I will be unable to respond if you put it on his blog. He is also very disrespectful and over-bearing...sad. If he can control himself then I will attempt to comment...otherwise I will avoid his blog
I will lookfor your response...I look forward to it
I have responded to your post on www.answering-muslims.com and my own blog http://christianityresponse.blogspot.com/:
Here is the introduction and a link to the remaining rebuttal:
On 22 September Yahya Snow posted on his blog a thread assessing from an Islamic perspective a phrase of Jesus from Mark 3: 35. Yahya attempted to prove that Jesus’ teaching by nature includes those who adhere to the Islamic and Qur’anic teaching, since Muslims who adhere to Islamic teaching naturally do the will of God.
In this rebuttal I intend to respond to Yahya Snow’s assessment of the passage in Mark and a number of additional related points, which he raised on his blog.
Yahya’s post and the related topic can be read on these two threads on his blog: ‘The Facts about Islam’
On 22 September Yahya Snow posted on his blog a thread assessing from an Islamic perspective a phrase of Jesus from Mark 3: 35. Yahya attempted to prove that Jesus’ teaching by nature includes those who adhere to the Islamic and Qur’anic teaching, since Muslims who adhere to Islamic teaching naturally do the will of God.
In this rebuttal I intend to respond to Yahya Snow’s assessment of the passage in Mark and a number of additional related points, which he raised on his blog.
Hi bro,
ReplyDeletehope you are ok
While you are preparing your final response in support of your exposition on the prophet in The Gospel of John, chapter 1, I think it is only reasonable that I write a refutation to this Mark 3: 35 argument, which you have presented on this thread and the one preceeding it.
There are a number of points that I find fairly inconsistent. I will post the refutation when I have recovered fully from my flue.
Elijah
Brother, I hope, wish and pray you regain full health
ReplyDeleteI am saddened to know you have been in bad health during the festive period
Take care
Hi bro
ReplyDeleteHow are you doing.
My rebuttle is finished (I have to polish it though), I am not recovered yet (I have just discovered that I have lung infection), but I am getting bored sitting and doing nothing, but now having responded to you thread I feel more sick (bad idea).
I just wonder where should I post it, on my own blog 'Christian apologetics' or on 'answering-muslims', I guess answering-muslims is more appropriate.
Have not seen your video yet, it will just make me more dizzy.
Anyway
Brother Hogan...
ReplyDeleteI realy hope you get well soon
As for where you want to put the response...well David Wood censors my comments so I will be unable to respond if you put it on his blog. He is also very disrespectful and over-bearing...sad.
If he can control himself then I will attempt to comment...otherwise I will avoid his blog
I will lookfor your response...I look forward to it
Happ New Year
Peace
I bro,
ReplyDeleteI have responded to your post on www.answering-muslims.com and my own blog http://christianityresponse.blogspot.com/:
Here is the introduction and a link to the remaining rebuttal:
On 22 September Yahya Snow posted on his blog a thread assessing from an Islamic perspective a phrase of Jesus from Mark 3: 35. Yahya attempted to prove that Jesus’ teaching by nature includes those who adhere to the Islamic and Qur’anic teaching, since Muslims who adhere to Islamic teaching naturally do the will of God.
In this rebuttal I intend to respond to Yahya Snow’s assessment of the passage in Mark and a number of additional related points, which he raised on his blog.
Yahya’s post and the related topic can be read on these two threads on his blog: ‘The Facts about Islam’
On 22 September Yahya Snow posted on his blog a thread assessing from an Islamic perspective a phrase of Jesus from Mark 3: 35. Yahya attempted to prove that Jesus’ teaching by nature includes those who adhere to the Islamic and Qur’anic teaching, since Muslims who adhere to Islamic teaching naturally do the will of God.
In this rebuttal I intend to respond to Yahya Snow’s assessment of the passage in Mark and a number of additional related points, which he raised on his blog.
The rest of the response here:
http://www.answeringmuslims.com/2010/01/response-to-yahya-snows-article-jesus_9169.html
I don't know what happened to my previous link.
ReplyDeleteBut my refutation to this thread is posted on:
http://www.answeringmuslims.com/2010/01/response-to-yahya-snows-article-jesus_9169.html
and my own blog:
http://christianityresponse.blogspot.com/2010/01/on-22-september-yahya-snow-posted-on_2851.html
My dear brother Hogan...
ReplyDeleteI have only just checked the comments in order to approve them
Do forgive me my dear friend
Thank you very much...I will look further into your efforts