Between Beliefs with Carder Price

Islam Study Guide 4: “The Islamic View of Jesus’ Atonement is a Conspiracy Theory” (with James Rayment)

If you want to know the biggest difference between Christianity and Islam: this is the episode to listen to. We breakdown the Islamic view of the atonement, and how the belief is in spite of the evidence. We review Muslim claims about who Jesus is, and the fact that they deny it was Jesus on the cross in the first place. When it comes to truth, this is a very important conversation to have.

Islam Study Guide 3: "There is a Way for Muslims to be Guaranteed Paradise" (with James Rayment)

This week we talk about whether Muslims can have certainty about salvation, plus an interesting fact: Muslims have some say about other Muslims' salvation. And James addresses that elephant in the room: dying as a martyr to attain heaven. But it's not necessarily what you've heard in the news.

Islam Study Guide 2: Do Christians and Muslims Believe in the Same God? (with James Rayment)

Christianity and Islam are 2 of the 3 "Abrahamic Religions". If they start from the same place, why are they so different? And most importantly: are we following the same God in different ways?

Islam Study Guide 1: Who Was Muhammad? (With James Rayment)

In this first study guide, we review my conversation with a Muslim. James Rayment, from The Al-Ma’idah Initiative, weighs in from a Christian viewpoint after years of talking to Muslims. Christians and Muslims believe some of the same prophets: but does that mean we agree on what they said? Plus, who was Muhammad and how did Islam start? We go to the very beginning.

Was Jesus More Than a Prophet? A Christian and Muslim Conversation (Part 2)

"Who is Jesus" is a VERY important question, and we dive right into that during this conversation. Is Jesus God? Did he die and resurrect? Plus, is the Bible reliable? A Christian and a Muslim weigh in on their viewpoints. (NOTE: We mention the "Mineret Foundation, which since the time this podcast was recorded, has changed its name to "Bridges".)