The Holy Scriptures vs. The Holy Koran

192 Pages·2008·4.23 MB·English

by  Dr. Peter S. Ruckman

The Holy Scriptures
vs.
The Holy Koran
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The Holy
Scriptures
vs.
The Holy Koran
BY
PETER S. RUCKMAN
B.A., B.D., M.A., Th.M., Ph.D.
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COPYRIGHT © 2001 by Peter S. Ruckman
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ISBN 1-58026-714-9
PUBLISHER’S NOTE
The Scripture quotations found herein are from the text
of the Authorized King James Version of the Bible.
Any deviations therefrom are not intentional.
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Table of Contents
Preface...................................................................................ix
An Introduction to Spiritual Insanity.............................. 1
Heaven and Hell, According to a Sinless Sinner........24
Explanatory Notes on Killings and Kingdoms.............41
Murder in “The Way of Allah” ......................................72
The Muslim’s “Holy War” Against the Koran............97
The Historical Accuracy of
Allah’s “Signs” and Prophecies........................113
A Summary of Unholy “Scriptures” .........................123

Historical Note
SIR MONIER WILLIAMS, possibly the
greatest authority on the so-called “sacred”
books of the East—the Koran, the Hindu Vedas,
the Buddhist Tripitaka, and the Zend Avesta—
said, “They all begin with some flashes of light
and end in utter darkness. There is a gulf between
the Bible and the so-called ‘sacred’ books of the
East which severs the one from the other utterly,
hopelessly, and forever—a veritable gulf which
cannot be bridged over by ANY science or
religious thought.”