E. Robert Reynolds

Former Evangelist and Teacher, Pakistan; Islamic Historian

Christ's Message for Islam

Reaching the masses of unsatisfied peoples in the Eastern world who are in search of they know not what

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Preaching a Christ-Centered Gospel

Presenting the distinctive truths of the third angel's message with more emphasis on Christ.

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Music Is for the Heart

THE DIALOG over appropriate music for use in religious services and in the home on Sabbath will probably never end this side of eternity. Two principal views persist: the view of the trained musician, versus the untrained. Both of these are familiar to me, as a minister and the son of a minister, as well as a product of Seventh-day Adventist schools, from church school through seminary. As a nonprofessional musician, I would like to submit several personal observations for careful consideration. . .

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The Challenge of Islam (Conclusion)

HIS concluding article of the series presents a few more methods whereby the Seventh-day Adventist evangelist might span the gulf that exists between Islam and Adventism, and might more effectually witness among Muslims. A very effective and meaningful method, and one recommended by special revelation, is the personal testimony. . .

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The Challenge of Islam (Part 6)

A SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST evangelist who wishes to cross the chasm that exists between Adventists and Islam must be concerned with the quality of his endeavors. A suitable approach to Muslims---and there are several---will certainly include the power of the Holy Spirit. The commission to preach and to make disciples requires the best that we have. Yet the work of conversion is God's work. . .

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The Challenge of Islam (Part 5)

BEFORE my family and I went to Pakistan we learned our first lesson about Adventist evangelism among Muslims from a returned missionary to the Middle East. . .

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The Challenge of Islam (Part 4)

NO APPROACH to soul winning will fit every prospect. Although the only object of the one searching for souls may be to share his faith, what he does may irritate some. Even oral and printed reports may be lifted from their context and cause bitterness. Good deeds may be construed as inspired by evil or ulterior motives. Some have seen conversion as the sole end of all humanitarian actions. . .

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How to Reach the Millions of Islam With the Gospel

AS I THINK of the millions of Moslems , among whom I work, the challenge of a greater evangelism possesses me. So I have a cause to plead and a call to make, and may some who read be inspired to answer the call.

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The Challenge of Islam (Part 3)

AS STUDY on my Master's program at our theological seminary neared completion in the spring of 1957, I entered into correspondence with authorities at the University of the Panjab at Lahore about continuing my graduate studies there since I would be teaching in Pakistan. This school, third oldest in the subcontinent, is also one of the larger and better. . .

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The Challenge of Islam (Part 2)

MODERN Islam is divided into two main groups, the Sunnis and Shiis, 1 and into a number of subgroups too numerous to detail here. This fact will surprise some who think of Islam as one united religion. Sects in Islam usually sprang from personal or political differences with the main body of a group rather than from theological disagreements. Such differences as do exist are, for the non-Muslim nonscholar, rather minor. . .

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