Dehumanizing Muslims Makes the Gospel Harder to Share
The rhetoric I heard in Edman repeated ideas that threaten to harm our Muslim neighbors and make the Gospel less credible.
By Ben Norquist, Guest Opinion Contributor
I recently attended an event at Wheaton College featuring Ayaan Hirsi Ali, the activist and author who described her path out of Islam in her memoir, “Infidel.” Her stories are her own to tell, but when it comes to her broader claims about Muslims, Hirsi Ali’s rhetoric was troubling and dangerous.
Hirsi Ali’s words suggested that Muslims do not have moral consciences. Asked about the difference between the most challenging aspects of living as a Muslim ...
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