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Of course. If you asked a Muslim they should tell you the same thing.

Every Christian should. It contains truth. Knowing those points of mutual agreement facilitates dialogue. My paternal grandmother read the Bible daily. One day she read it, closed it, and had a sad look on her face. I‘d seen her read the Bible many times before (I was blessed to receive her...

The Muslim is my brother. Good night.

I’m sorry to hear that. I was being serious with you. I’m talking about evangelism. You told the Muslim flat out that you ”could care less” about what the Quran says. You lost any chance you might have had to win him over. That’s not the approach that Paul used in Athens, or anywhere else.

I’ve been speaking at some length in another thread about his immortality plan for mortals. I’m not dodging your question. I’m showing you that there are two sides of the coin. No one is going to heaven. From the foundation of the earth. He let’s them go their way, and to reap what they...

Think about what he did in Athens. Think about what he said in 1 Corinthians 9:22. You had an opportunity to draw the man or woman in but you chose instead to push him or her away.

I have no genuine interest in you = no evangelism success.

Paul is the example I would point to.

* And soon they shall have it. *

Your method of evangelism isn’t effective. That man or woman is going to walk away from you.

“I couldn’t care less about what the Bible says.” Your next move - if that’s what your response is - doesn’t move the needle.

Christians also NEED to make disciples. You’ve met a man or woman who’s told you, “I couldn’t care less about what the Bible says.” What’s your next move? Then most Christians today aren’t equipped to make disciples. We might even say that most Christians today aren’t Christians; Christians...

We don’t. We can be as unideal as we want to be. Or, we can become like Jesus. What is with this obsession with impurity? That’s right. Exercise it wisely. Or unwisely. What does rewarding him for this seem to you?

You should read it for yourself. You’ll find that there are things written in it that you’ll be able to agree with.

Have you read a translation of the Quran for yourself?

“You shall therefore keep every commandment which I am commanding you today, so that you may be strong and go in and possess the land into which you are about to cross to possess it;” (Deuteronomy 11:8, NASB) Make it make sense.

Makes sense to me.

I think it is a logical inference. Do you?

“These words, which I am commanding you today, shall be on your heart.” (Deuteronomy 6:6, NASB)