I realize the article is rather long, but you might want to read it before assuming what it is about.
It was not an assumption...I did read it in entire before I commented Wmfights. IMO Mingling Koranic teachings with the Scripture, even when trying to make a point is a very fine line to walk and few who can walk it.
The average Christian will have difficulty at best in understanding Koranic verses, for they are not even remotely close to scriptures....which are God breathed and as you know the "living" word of God. Whereas the Koran is "dead" writing...it cannot have the impact the Scriptures do when the Holy Spirit moves Gods words to the very heart and soul of an individual.... "God's word is a double edged sword".....you know the rest....and it has 'power' to overcome the false and demonic teachings of the Koran and those of the Imans who use them to justify their teachings as well as their own sick behaviors.
Additionally, Too many Christians know little enough of the Scriptures let alone intertwining it with Koranic teachings...which are often vague and indistinct, and that with purpose.......and most Muslims have to seek out their Imans for understanding,...then the Imans simply inject their own meaning to however might be advantagous for them because even they cannot discern the teachings. Thus you have Muslims differing greatly on what the Koran is teaching...confusion abounds for them...and again that is with purpose so that the Imans retain their positions of power over the people.
I think I do understand what you are attempting to do, I am just not convinced this is the way to go about it.