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Video Games Wine Go Departments Hello. Sign inYour AccountSign inYour AccountTry PrimeListsCart0 Your Amazon.comToday's DealsGift Cards & RegistrySellHelp Books Advanced Search New Releases Best Sellers The New York Times® Best Sellers Children's Books Textbooks Textbook Rentals Sell Us Your Books Best Books of the Month Kindle eBooks Books › New, Used & Rental Textbooks › Humanities Enter your historical inaccuracies in pocahontas mobile number or email address below and we'll send you a link to download the free Kindle App. Then you can start reading Kindle books on your smartphone, tablet, or computer - no Kindle device required. Apple Android Windows Phone Android To get the free app, enter your mobile phone number. or Download to your computer Mac Windows 8, 8 RT and Modern UI Windows 8 desktop, Windows 7, XP & Vista Kindle Cloud Reader Read instantly in your browser Historical Knowledge, Historical Error: A Contemporary Guide to Practice by Allan Megill (Author) › Visit Amazon's Allan Megill Page Find all the books, read about the author, and more. See search results for this author Are you an author? Learn about Author Central Allan Megill (Author) 5.0 out of 5 stars 1 customer review ISBN-13: 978-0226518305 ISBN-10: 0226518302 Why is ISBN important? ISBN This bar-code number lets you verify that you're getting exactly the right version or edition of a book. The 13-digit and 10-digit formats both wor

that Jesus was crucified. It claims that the Jews became so confused that they crucified somebody else instead who had the likeness of Christ. It is recorded in the Qur'an 4:15, "They slew him not nor crucified but it appeared so unto them." historical inaccuracies in braveheart In his commentary on this verse al-Baydawi said (p. 135), "A group of Jews cursed Christ historical inaccuracies in hamilton and his mother. He invoked evil on them and, may He be exalted, turned them into monkeys and swine. The Jews gathered together to kill historical eras him, but God, may He be exalted, informed him (Jesus) that He was going to lift him up to heaven. Thus, (Jesus) said to his companions, `Who would like to have my likeness cast on him and be killed and crucified, https://www.amazon.com/Historical-Knowledge-Error-Contemporary-Practice/dp/0226518302 then enter the paradise?' One of them volunteered (to do so) and God cast on him Christ's likeness. He was then arrested, crucified and killed. It is also said that (the crucified one) was a traitor who went with the mob to guide them to Christ (he meant Judas), thus God cast on him the likeness of Jesus and he was arrested, crucified and killed." Al- Baydawi is not the only one who records these mystical stories, but all Muslim scholars who attempt http://www.answering-islam.org/BehindVeil/btv7.html to interpret the above verse, plainly state that Jesus was not crucified. The Qur'an has ignored not only the records of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John and the rest of the New Testament, but also all the other chroniclers. It ignores the history of the Roman Empire which documented that a Jewish man by the name of Jesus was crucified during the time of Pilate the Pontius, the Roman Governor who gave way to the demands of the chief priests of the Jews. It is well known that Christ's trial took place in front of the chief priests and the Roman Governor. It is also common knowledge that the arrested man did not remonstrate and say, "I am not Christ, I am Judas who wanted to betray Him and give Him away to you." All Jesus' words on the cross denote that He was Christ, especially His statement, "Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they do" (Luke 23:34). Jesus Himself told His disciples that He must be delivered to the chief priests and be crucified, then He would rise from the dead on the third day. Christ Himself foretold that and the crucifixion was fulfilled according to the many prophecies recorded in the Old Testament which predicted His crucifixion centuries before. Christ came to accomplish God's plan for man's salvation. Therefore, it is not reasonable that six hundred years after Christ's crucifixion, a man should appear and declare to the world (ignoring all t

to Practice (review) Raymond Grew From: Journal of Interdisciplinary HistoryVolume 39, Number 2, Autumn 2008 pp. 253-254 In lieu of an abstract, here is https://muse.jhu.edu/article/245461 a brief excerpt of the content: Reviewed by Raymond Grew Historical Knowledge, Historical Error: A Contemporary Guide to Practice. By Allan Megill (Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 2007) 288 http://biblestudyresources.org/historical-errors-in-the-quran.html pp. $60.00 cloth $25.00 paper The charge is often made that most historians fail to think very deeply about epistemology or to think clearly enough when they do. That historical inaccuracies criticism is difficult to refute, and Megill seeks to rectify the discipline’s bad habits by posing clear, straightforward questions about the nature of historical knowledge, questions that address topics—memory, identity, narrative, objectivity—that invoke terms currently much in vogue. Most of the book’s ten chapters were previously published over a couple of decades; in this volume, they are usefully grouped historical inaccuracies in into four sections. The many references from one chapter to another, although somewhat disorienting, demonstrate intellectual coherence. Together, they treat all of these complicated matters and more, offering by way of examples extended criticism of specific historians. Demanding intellectual rigor, Megill re-defines familiar terms and interjects his own firm opinions, leading readers along a circuitous path through the brambles of his own impressive learning. Readers can only trail along after this insightful and candid guide as he provocatively cites noted philosophers and historians, chastising them for solecisms commonly encountered in the press and classroom. While his often idiosyncratic use of learned references hastily expands the wide relevance of his analysis, it leads in many directions at once and becomes frustratingly idiosyncratic; for Megill rarely takes time for the fuller argument that might compel agreement. Firm questions posed in philosophical terms launch discussions marked by a (sometimes dense) search for intellectual precision and then quickly spill over his carefully constructed conceptual dykes. To read his essays is like auditing a bracing seminar conducted by a stimulati

This is because it can easily turn him off and forgo your chance of continued discussions with him. It is best to bring out such topics bit-by-bit and only when you have gained his trust or friendship. We should ask the Holy Spirit to give us guidance as to when is a good time to bring up such topics.Is it necessary to bring out errors in the Quran? Some people feel that this is only counterproductive. It is debatable but my opinion is that if the Muslim feels that his religion is so perfect, there is no need to receive yours. There must be some dissatisfaction with his religion to cause him to want to give it up and receive Jesus.What sort of errors are most important to point out?Western apologists can come up with many errors in the Quran that can be brought to the attention of Muslims. But we need to be selective.If a Muslim is from a poor background, without access to historical documents, it may not be fruitful to point out historical errors in the Quran to them.Sometimes the errors arise from a historical error when the Quran (a later source) contradicts Bible records (an earlier source). Historians generally consider the older document more authentic. Yet it would be difficult to bring this case to a Muslim who is programmed to believe that if there is any discrepancy, the Bible and not the Quran is the one in error.Therefore, the best types of errors to bring out may be those that are evident from reading the Quran itself e.g. internal contradictions, contradictions of widely known facts, etc.What do errors in the Quran prove?Errors in the Quran prove that it is not the word of God. The Quran itself states that its freedom from error is proof of its divine origin. It goes to say that if we can find errors, the Quran cannot be the Word of God.Do they not ponder on the Qur'an? Had it been from other than Allah, they would surely have found therein much discrepancy. (Sura 4:82)[82] Maka apakah mereka tidak memperhatikan Al Qur'an? Kalau kiranya Al Qur'an itu bukan dari sisi Allah, tentulah mereka mendapat perten