on
September 21st, 2012
in Bible
Dr. Scott Horrell, Professor of Theological Studies, DTS, answers how Jesus is understood in the major world religions. The answers are surprising, but far from biblical.
Transcript
Chapel Outline
- 00:30
- Introduction
- 01:38
- Jesus Christ in a Global Perspective
- 02:57
- The Exclusive Statements of Jesus
- 05:02
- World Religion Statistics
- 07:00
- Jesus in Hinduism
- 11:27
- Jesus in Buddhism
- 19:00
- Jesus in Islam
- 29:20
- Questions
- 29:52
- Are all religions the same?
- 32:17
- Is not Islam’s picture of God without a covenant different than Judaism and Christianity?
- 33:56
- What kind of attitude should have in discussing world religions with others and among ourselves?
- 35:22
- What is the difference between the Islamic view of Allah and the Christian view of God?
- 38:27
- How does one respond to someone with a pantheistic worldview or the idea that we are gods?
Read More
Professor of Theological Studies, Dr. Scott Horrell was born in Wenatchee on the Columbia River and grew up in Ephrata and Quincy in central Washington State. He is a graduate of Seattle Pacific University. He has pastored five times, twice in urban Brazil. Now he has enjoyed 22 years at DTS with about the same number of years in ministry outside the US, centered on teaching Bible doctrine, theology, church planting, and pastoral training. He is currently an adjunct professor of doctoral studies at SETECA in Guatemala, and occasional adjunct professor at others schools in various parts of the world. He and his wife Ruth are grateful for their two daughters, two son-in-laws, and eight grandchildren.
Comments