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I explore the self-contradictory nature of Islam's preeminent text, and explain why its understanding of suffering-and the role it plays in the life of the believer-is hopelessly inadequate.

I explore Surah 64 of the Koran, and explain how Muhammad's view of the Judgment conflicts with scripture. Specifically, Revelation 20's description of the Great White Throne of Judgment. I also explain why Islam's works-based soteriology is fatally flawed.

I explore Surah 57: Al Hadid, and explain how it's impossible for Allah or his "prophet" to be the true light, and what distinguishes a true Apostle of God, such as Paul, from a false prophet like Muhammad.

I explore the inescapable idolatry contained with in the Koran, and Muhammad's distortion of Genesis 18.

I explore the 50th surah from the Koran, and how Allah can't be the one true God because he derives all his power from humans. I also explain how the Islamic understanding of oaths conflicts with scripture.

I compare Muhammed's view of prayer and oaths with that of scripture, and point out how the self-contradictions of the Koran make it impossible to follow consistently.

I explore Surah 48 (The Victory) of the Koran, describe the difference between Mohammad and Paul-a true Apostle of God- and explain why Islam retains its demonic hold on so many people around the world.

Here is undeniable proof that the creators of Islam were mere humans who didn't understand what they were creating. This is a challenge to apologists to explain why Islam got the name of its god wrong.

I explore Surah 47 of the Koran, and explain why Muhammad's victories weren't derived from God. I also contrast his military achievements with truly miraculous outcomes from the Bible.

I give my reasoning as to why subjective morality is a flawed, and explain why Muhammad fits the pattern of false teachers and anti-Christs we have seen in the past, and will continue to see through the Tribulation.

I explore the flawed historical narrative of the Koran, and explain why Islam has so many polytheistic characteristics, despite Muslims claiming to worship one god.

I analyze Surah 46: The Sandhills, and explain how the "god" of the Koran is not the God of Israel, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph and the Church.

I analyze Surah 45 of The Qu'ran, and explain why Muhammad and Allah are not the truth, but Jesus is.

I present some of the evidence pointing to the truth of scripture, and compare it to the evidence Muhammad presents in defense of Allah and the Koran.

I analyze Surah 44, The Evident Smoke, and explain why Muhammad fails the criteria set forth for true prophets in the Bible. I also explore Muhammad's faulty reliance on Old and New Testament narrative in order to bolster his own dubious claims to prophethood.

I explore Surah 34 of the Koran, explaining the difference between Islamic paradise and the Heaven depicted in scripture. I also point out Muhammad's ignorance of the Pentateuch and Israel's captivity in Egypt.

I review V.S. Naipaul's travelogue/anthropological study of 4 separate non-Arab Muslim nations. The first, Among the Believers, published after a series of economic and political revolutions during the late 1970s, and the sequel published 2 decades later, Beyond Belief.

I explore The Embellishment, Surah 33 of the Koran, and explain why Muhammad was the most carnal "prophet" to ever live.

A discussion of how Mohammed's death debunks his own prophethood, comparison of Muslims with the Pharisees, re: sin and affliction, and demonstrating why faith was here even before the Bible-and certainly, the Koran.

I examine Surah XL: The Believer, in which Muhammad uses the threat of Hell to terrify his followers into blind allegiance, and distorts the story of Moses and the Exodus.