Islam and Violence

In this video, Dr. Phil Fernandes, President of the Institute of Biblical Defense and pastor of Trinity Bible Fellowship, responds to a question from a former student about how to address the claim that the Bible encourages violence, particularly in the Old Testament. Dr. Fernandes discusses the conquest narratives in the book of Joshua, the historical context of the Maccabean revolt, and offers his perspective comparing these passages to teachings in the Quran. He also addresses the persecution of Christians in parts of the Middle East.

Topics: Old Testament Conquest Narratives | Maccabees | Comparative Religion | Religious Persecution

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