“I was friends with somebody for two years, and then they got to know I’m Muslim, and they ended the friendship. But before that we were good friends.” Alpay Altuntas, senior computer science major, shared […]
About 20-25 students settled in the Bowld Fireplace Room on Thursday night to hear Don Dent, director of the David and Faith Kim School of Global Missions at Gateway Seminary in California, speak about how […]
How Christians reach and approach the Middle East is the single greatest challenge facing the church is learning how to witness and spread the Gospel to Muslims, Rex Rogers, president of broadcasting network SAT-7, said […]
Art students and faculty stood huddled in the heat, dust from the red sand they shoveled into the trench outside the Student Union Building rising in the air as Miller Tower memorialized the moment in […]
“Allah: A Christian Response,” is a book by Miroslav Volf recently published in March, which takes on the issue whether Muslims and Christians worship the same divine being. Bruce Ashburn reviews the content of this controversial book. […]
Shariah law is a buzzword for some people, but for many others the term is new and has no significance at all. To the nearly 1.3 million Muslims in the United States, Shariah law is the set of guidelines defining Islam and is becoming increasingly controversial. […]
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