Islam on Trial: History, Revelation, and the God Who Cannot Contradict Himself

This episode presents a sober Christian examination of Islam that avoids fear, hostility, and speculation while remaining uncompromising about truth. Standing on the Ethiopian preservation of Scripture, the show tests Islam by a single standard: continuity with God’s revealed action in history. It traces Islam’s emergence in a post-biblical world, examines its redefinition of Jesus, and explains why the denial of the cross and resurrection represents a complete theological rupture rather than a minor doctrinal disagreement. The program distinguishes clearly between Muslims as human beings worthy of respect and a religious system that replaces redemption with submission and assurance with obedience.

 

The episode also exposes how religions lacking a finished redemptive work are easily exploited by political and imperial power, turning faith into a tool of control through fear and perpetual conflict. Rather than framing Islam as a boogeyman or conspiracy, the show identifies the true danger as systems that deny reconciliation and therefore remain compatible with manipulation. The conclusion calls Christians to steadiness, clarity, and love, affirming that God has not contradicted Himself, has not retreated from history, and has already acted decisively through Christ. The task of the believer is not to dominate or panic, but to stand faithfully in that completed truth.