TV Evangelist Pat Robertson and Muhammad Do They Think Alike
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TV Evangelist Pat Robertson and Muhammad: Do They Think Alike?
Overview
The digital age has given rise to two distinct groups of thinkers. One tends to be more grounded and informed, while the other leans on sensational news flashes. What sets them apart?
Context
Background
A quick look into Pat Robertson's comments on Islam reveals he wasn't the first to question Muhammad's visions. Surprisingly, Muhammad himself initially pondered their divine origin.
Muhammad, born in Mecca in 570, faced a turbulent upbringing, moving between his mother and nurse, Halima. Concerns about his fits made Halima suspect a supernatural influence. This fear lingered as Muhammad grew older.
Troubled by Mecca's moral decline, Muhammad sought spiritual clarity in nearby caves. His revelations there initially led him to doubt their divine origin, fearing they were influenced by evil spirits. His wife reassured him, attributing them to divine inspiration, a pivotal moment in the founding of Islam.
Supernatural vs. Divine
It's crucial to differentiate between supernatural phenomena and divine ones. Some argue that not all supernatural experiences have divine origins.
Pat Robertson's Remarks
Robertson's claim that Islam isn't peaceful isn't new. After 9/11, Franklin Graham, son of Billy Graham, echoed similar sentiments. Acts of terror by extremists continue to challenge the perception of Islam as a peaceful faith.
In Tentena, Indonesia, the Laskar Jihad group has targeted Christians since 2001, leading to thousands of deaths and displacements?"calling into question the peaceful nature of Islam.
Doctrine and Misinterpretations
Despite being the most educated generation, many fail to recognize jihad as part of the Quran's teachings. If such a call for destruction existed in any major doctrine or text, it would undoubtedly be noticed.
Muhammad's cave experiences, compared to Jesus's resurrection, present stark contrasts. Jesus's emergence from the cave brought a message of life and hope. This profound difference continues to influence individuals on a personal level, even if not globally.
Conclusion
Rev. Bresciani is the author of two Christian books, including "An American Prophet and His Message." With numerous articles on religion and current events, his work can be found at [www.americanprophet.org](http://www.americanprophet.org).
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