Tag: islam

• The Unexpected Journey: Conversations with People Who Turned From Other Beliefs to Jesus :: Review

  I am still trying to catch up on my book reviews on my website. The Unexpected Journey is a book I read a while back but hadn’t had the chance to review yet. If you are at all involved in other world religions as they compare to Christianity this book is worth exploring. Overall this…

  Scott Fillmer

  April 4, 2011

  Faith

  agnostic, atheist, book review, buddhist, christ, christian, christianity, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, god, hindu, hinduism, islam, jcls, jehovah witness, Jesu, jesus, jew, lbts, Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, mormon, mormonism, Muslim, new age, pluralism, Salt Lake City, satanist, world religions, worldview

• Does Freedom Mean Allowing Idiots to Burn the Quran?

  I am truly amazed at how much press Dove World Outreach Church in Gainesville, Florida is receiving for it’s planned burning of the Quran, or as they put it “International Burn a Koran Day” planned for this Saturday, September 11th. It truly shows how a message, any message good or bad, can spread in our…

  Scott Fillmer

  September 8, 2010

  Faith

  books, CNN, current events, David Petraeus, Dove World Outreach Center, Eric Holder, freedom, islam, politics, quran, religion, Terry Jones, United State, world religions

• Reflections on Religious Pluralism in our Culture

  Truth is something that is a main theme around my blog and encompasses much of what I write about as well. Truth, or lack of it, can take many forms and many arguments, but there is an ultimate truth, or deception of the ultimate truth prevailing in our society today about salvation. This ultimately goes…

  Scott Fillmer

  August 25, 2010

  Faith

  apologetics, christ, culture, exclusivism, Fort Worth Star Telegram, god, hell, inclusivism, islam, jesus, Jesus Christ, John Hick, lbts, pluralism, religion, Religious pluralism, salvation, society, world religions

• Fred Phelps Hiding Under the Walls of the Church

  I couldn’t decide to title this post what I did, or Yes, We Should Pray for Tim Russert, but I had to post something because this just made me mad. I did a post a while back called Why Pray for Senator Ted Kennedy, and Tim Russert (and his family) is no different. I don’t…

  Scott Fillmer

  June 18, 2008

  Faith

  church, current events, islam, news, protest

• Muhammad Can't Be Insulted at Least Not in Sudan Africa

  I am a news junkie of sorts so this news article caught my attention over the last few days. I know we all have different ways to look at things in different parts of the world, but I sometimes find it incredible how we can not insult, or in any way degrade the false profits, false…

  Scott Fillmer

  November 28, 2007

  Faith

  culture, Faith, islam, muhammad, muslims, society, world religions

• Muhammad Can’t Be Insulted at Least Not in Sudan Africa

  I am a news junkie of sorts so this news article caught my attention over the last few days. I know we all have different ways to look at things in different parts of the world, but I sometimes find it incredible how we can not insult, or in any way degrade the false profits, false…

  Scott Fillmer

  November 28, 2007

  Faith

  culture, islam, muhammad, muslims, society, world religions