Interviewing Dr Fred Farrokh on his book "Whatever happened to Christianity?"

Dr Smith invited Dr Farrokh onto his channel to introduce his new book entitled "Whatever Happened to Christianity"? This 150 page piece of literature is a must read for any Muslim or Christian interested in the Qur'anic accusation in Surah 1:7 that Christians have "Gone Astray" from God. In this book Dr Farrokh confronts this notion that Christians have gone astray by asking simply where Muslims believe we have gone astray? After dealing with a number of tertiary areas suggested by Muslims, Dr Farrokh then delves into the 4 primary doctrinal areas which he has found referenced by Muslims over and over again concerning where they believe we have gone astray, namely: 1) The fact that we believe in a Personal God, in contradistinction to Islam's impersonal god 2) Our belief in the divinity of Jesus, in contrast to the Islamic Isa who is only a prophet 3) Our support for the Trinity, versus the Islamic view in a Monad godhead 4) The belief that salvation can only come by faith, unlike the Islamic claim that each Muslim must work off their salvation through doing the 5 pillars. Dr Farrokh, echoing his book, explains in this interview how each of these suppositions by Muslims are not only in error, but are problematic for Muslims themselves, as they aren't aware of just how intrinsic each of these doctrines are supported by the earlier scriptures, the Bible itself, suggesting that it is the later Qur'an and not the Bible which has gone astray, confusing these four doctrines somewhere in the 7th - 8th centuries, when the Qur'an was being initially compiled. If you haven't bought this book, do so, as it should be on the shelves of anyone who is working with and engaging Muslims face-to-face. It's only around 150 pages, so you can read it within one sitting (or in other words, between breakfast and lunch). You can buy it on Amazon at: https://www.amazon.com/Whatever-Happened-Christianity-Scholars-Thinkers/dp/1666771821/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1693686184&sr=8-1 © Pfander Centre for Apologetics - US, September 3, 2023 (84,720) 1st Music: 'Rustic Ballad' by Alexander Nakarada, from filmmusic-io 2nd Music: 'Country Girl' by Aleksound, from filmmusic-io 3rd Music: 'Mellow Sweet Traditional Piano' by Musicifiles, from filmmusic-io 4th Music: 'Sweet Sunset' by Musicifiles, from filmmusic-io 5th Music: 'Epic Heroic Conquest' by Musicifiles, from filmmusic-io 6th Music: 'Small Adventure' by Rafael Krux, from filmmusic-io 7th Music: 'New Beginning' by Rafael Krux, from filmmusic-io 8th Music: 'Natural Paradise' by Musicifiles, from filmmusic-io