Acts 17 Apologetics will be hosting a weekend series of debates between Muslim and Christian Scholars in the Norfolk, Virginia area. The following is a list of topics, times, and locations:
Update: The debates will take place as previously scheduled.
Click here for a map of Central Baptist Church.
Old Dominion University, Friday March 21st
James White vs. Nadir Ahmed
Can We Trust What the New Testament Says About Jesus and the Gospel?
7:00pm
Old Dominion University, Saturday March 22nd
David Wood vs. Sami Zaatari
Was Muhammad a Prophet of God?
2:30pm
Nabeel Qureshi vs. Shadid Lewis
The Case for Islam vs. the Case for Chrisitanity: Why We Chose to Leave and Believe
7:00pm
Central Baptist Church, Sunday March 23rd
David Wood vs. Shadid Lewis
Did Jesus Rise From the Dead?
2:30pm
Nabeel Qureshi vs. Sami Zaatari
Who Was Jesus?
6:00pm
From the Acts 17 Apologetics website:
This Easter Weekend, 3 Christians and 3 Muslims will get together to defend and advance their faiths through reason and logic. It is the hope of Acts 17 Apologetics that the love of God, truth, and fellow man be the driving force behind a thorough investigation of some critical issues of these two faiths.
For more information, please visit the Acts 17 Apologetics website at http://www.acts17.net/.
Update: The debates will take place as previously scheduled.
Click here for a map of Central Baptist Church.
Old Dominion University, Friday March 21st
James White vs. Nadir Ahmed
Can We Trust What the New Testament Says About Jesus and the Gospel?
7:00pm
Old Dominion University, Saturday March 22nd
David Wood vs. Sami Zaatari
Was Muhammad a Prophet of God?
2:30pm
Nabeel Qureshi vs. Shadid Lewis
The Case for Islam vs. the Case for Chrisitanity: Why We Chose to Leave and Believe
7:00pm
Central Baptist Church, Sunday March 23rd
David Wood vs. Shadid Lewis
Did Jesus Rise From the Dead?
2:30pm
Nabeel Qureshi vs. Sami Zaatari
Who Was Jesus?
6:00pm
From the Acts 17 Apologetics website:
This Easter Weekend, 3 Christians and 3 Muslims will get together to defend and advance their faiths through reason and logic. It is the hope of Acts 17 Apologetics that the love of God, truth, and fellow man be the driving force behind a thorough investigation of some critical issues of these two faiths.
For more information, please visit the Acts 17 Apologetics website at http://www.acts17.net/.
MJ
