In "Allah is not our God," the author, Apostle Frank Baio, embarks on a compelling journey to debunk the notion that Allah and God (Yahweh) are one and the same, as well as the fallacy that all paths lead to God. With a clear-eyed examination of politically correct philosophies infiltrating progressive-liberal Christian circles, the book exposes the dangerous trends of relativism and doctrinal compromise. Drawing from 2 Timothy 4:3-4, the author warns against the peril of abandoning sound doctrine in favor of teachings that ...
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In "Allah is not our God," the author, Apostle Frank Baio, embarks on a compelling journey to debunk the notion that Allah and God (Yahweh) are one and the same, as well as the fallacy that all paths lead to God. With a clear-eyed examination of politically correct philosophies infiltrating progressive-liberal Christian circles, the book exposes the dangerous trends of relativism and doctrinal compromise. Drawing from 2 Timothy 4:3-4, the author warns against the peril of abandoning sound doctrine in favor of teachings that merely tickle the ears. The battle lines, the author argues, are not between conservative and liberal, but between biblical truth and deception. Through incisive analysis, the author elucidates the stark contrast between Christianity and Islam, highlighting the fundamental differences in belief systems, scriptures, and worldviews. With bold conviction, the book asserts that any religion denying Christ as the Son of God is false, and thus, Allah is a false god. In contrast to the peace, love, and truth propagated by Christianity, true Islam, the author contends, spreads violence, hate, and deception. Grounded in Ephesians 1:17-18, the book calls for a spirit of wisdom and revelation to discern the true knowledge of God. Through meticulous comparison, the author delves into critical aspects such as Allah vs. God (Yahweh), Mohammed vs. Jesus (Yeshua), the Koran vs. the Bible, and Islam vs. Christianity. This thought-provoking exploration challenges readers to reevaluate their beliefs and embrace a deeper understanding of the divine.
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