Abdul Saleeb

Join R.C. Sproul, a distinguished Reformed theologian and founder of Ligonier Ministries, alongside Abdul Saleeb, a former Muslim and pastor of a Muslim-convert fellowship, as they tackle the complexities of the Trinity. They dive into why Muslims view the Trinity as a suggestion of multiple gods and clarify the coherence of this doctrine within Christian belief. Sproul articulates the distinction between contradiction and mystery, showcasing how the Trinity not only affirms monotheism but also enriches worship and spiritual life for believers.

Join theologian R.C. Sproul, founder of Ligonier Ministries, and former Muslim Abdul Saleeb, a pastor of a Muslim-convert fellowship, as they explore the contrasting views of God's fatherhood in Christianity and Islam. Abdul explains why the term ‘Father’ is offensive in Islam, referencing Quranic passages, while R.C. clarifies the Christian understanding of divine sonship that transcends biological notions. They discuss how Jesus’ radical use of 'Father' shook Jewish tradition and how this intimate portrayal draws many converts from Islam.

In this engaging conversation, Abdul Saleeb, a former Muslim turned Christian theologian, dives deep into the critical differences between Islam and Christianity. He outlines four key challenges Islam poses to Christian beliefs, including God, man, Christ, and the Bible. Saleeb discusses Islam's rejection of the Trinity and its denial of original sin, contrasting it with Christian doctrines of inherent sin and salvation. He also highlights the Islamic view of Jesus and the Bible, making a compelling case for Christians to understand these distinctions.