Muslim conversions to Christ : a critique of Insider Movements in Islamic contexts / edited by Ayman S. Ibrahim and Ant Greenham. [print]

Includes bibliographies and index.

R. Albert Mohler, Jr. -- Ayman Ibrahim, Ant B. Greenham -- The patriarch and the Insider Movement: debating Timothy I, Muhammad, and the Qur'an Brent Neely -- Building a missiological foundation: modality and sodality Bill Nikides -- Why the Church cannot accept Muhammad as a prophet James Walker -- Muslim followers of Jesus, Muhammad and the Qur'an Harley Talman -- Who makes the Qur'an valid and valuable for Insiders? Critical reflections on Harley Talman's views on the Qur'an Ayman S. Ibrahim -- Biblical salvation in Islam? The pitfalls of using the Qur'an as a bridge to the Gospel Al Fadi -- Insider Movements: sociologically and theologically incoherent Joshua Fletcher -- The Biblical basis for insider movements: asking the right question, in the right way Kevin Higgins -- The New Testament record: no sign of Zeus Insiders, Artemis Insiders, or unknown-god Insiders Fred Farrokh -- Communal solidarity versus brotherhood in the New Testament Ant Greenham -- Messianic Judaism and deliverance from the two covenants of Islam Mark Durie -- Word games in Asia minor Duane Alexander Miller -- 'Son of God' in Muslim idiom translations of scripture Donald Lowe -- Tawhid: implications for discipleship in the Muslim context Mike Kuhn -- A practical look at discipleship and the Qur'an M. Barrett Fisher -- Essential inside information on the Insider Movement Paige Patterson -- A response to Insider Movement methodology M. David Sills -- Silver bullets, ducks, and the Gospel Ministry: should we seek one best solution for winning people to Christ? George H. Martin -- Radical discipleship and faithful witness Timothy K. Beougher -- Watching the Insider Movement unfold Georges Houssney -- The great commission and the greatest commandment James Cha -- Opening the door: moving from the Qur'an to New Testament anointing Don McCurry -- The Insider Movement: is this what Christ requires? Carol B. Ghattas -- Our believing community is a Cultural Insider but Theological Outsider (CITO) Abu Jaz -- Question marks on contextualization! Weam Iskander -- A BMB's identity is in Christ, not Islam Ahmad Abdo -- Let their voice be heard Azar Ajaj -- A former Muslim comments on the Insider Movement Ali Boualou -- The Insider Movement and Iranian Muslims Mohammad Sanavi -- A disturbing field report Richard Morgan -- The Insider Movement and life in a local body of believers: an impossible union from the start Daniel L. Akin -- Force majeure: ethics and encounters in an era of extreme contextualization David Harriman -- Do Muslim idiom translations Islamize the Bible? A glimpse behind the veil Adam Simnowitz.

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