The Quran is not just a religious book — according to Islam itself, it is the eternal, uncreated, literal word of God, perfect and unchangeable. In Part 4 of the Islam in America series, Pastor Nathan Brown and Pastor Daniel Hayworth take a hard look at the Quran on its own terms, comparing its claims and content to the Bible and examining what it actually says about Christians.

What You'll Discover:

✅ The Quran's extraordinary claims about itself — eternal, uncreated, dictated word-for-word to Muhammad, and immune from interpretation or change

✅ The concept of abrogation — how Islam handles the Quran's internal contradictions, and why it matters

✅ A striking reliability comparison: the Bible written by 40+ authors across 1,500 years, three continents, and three languages — versus the Quran written by one man, in one place, in one time

✅ The Meccan vs. Medina divide — why the Quran's tone shifts from persuasion to violent conquest, and what that reveals about its true nature

✅ Provable factual errors inside the Quran — and why pointing them out makes a Muslim an apostate, punishable by death according to the Hadith

✅ What the Quran explicitly commands about Christians and Jews, verse by verse

✅ Why faithful Islam cannot be defined by its least consistent adherents — it must be judged by the text itself

📖 Related Scripture Study:

📖 John 1:14 — "The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us" — the Bible centers on a person, not just a text

📖 2 Timothy 3:16 — "All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching..." — biblical inspiration vs. Quranic dictation

📖 1 John 4:1 — "Test the spirits to see whether they are from God" — the call to discernment

Part 4 of the ongoing Islam in America series. New episodes every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 7 AM CT.

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