HOW CORRUPTION GETS INTO THE THREE ABRAHAMIC RELIGIONS Judaism • Christianity • Islam A Critical Study of Human Additions to Divine Revelation Table of Contents Preface: How This Book Came to Be Introduction: A Book Every Sincere Believer Needs to Read Chapter One: Judaism — When the Talmud Replaced the Torah Chapter Two: Christianity — When Men’s Biographies Replaced God’s Revelation Chapter Three: Islam — When the Hadiths Competed with the Quran Chapter Four: Where the Quran and Hadiths Directly Contradict Each Other Conclusion: The Way Back to God Bibliography: Sources and Further Reading Preface: How This Book Came to Be Every sincere believer reaches a moment when they ask a question they were never supposed to ask. A moment when they look at the religion they were raised in — the traditions, the rulings, the practices passed down through generations — and quietly wonder: did God actually command all of this? This book was bo...
The Social Crisis Theory of Religious Conversion: Why Christianity and Islam Conquered Hearts The Pattern of Collapse and Renewal Christianity and Islam, the world's two largest religions, share a remarkable similarity in how they spread across continents and transformed civilizations. Yet their success had little to do with the theological truth of their doctrines. Instead, both religions emerged and flourished because societies had grown sick of themselves and desperately craved change. Societies in Moral Decay When Christianity emerged in the Roman Empire and Islam arose in the Arabian Peninsula, both civilizations suffered from profound moral and social crises. The patterns were strikingly similar. In both societies, cruelty and injustice had become normalized. The wealthy exploited the poor without restraint, treating them as disposable resources rather than fellow human beings. Women faced systematic abuse from men who wielded unchecked power over them. Sexual morality had ...