Interview with Father Zakaria Botros, 'Radical Islam's Bane' Comments

An interview with the Coptic Orthodox Priest with a 60 million dollar bounty on his head from al Qaeda. Continue Reading

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Keith Johnson
3 years ago
I applaud you for printing this interview. Typically, we are being led to believe, even by many well-meaning Catholics, that there are not many differences between Christianity and Islam. We are encouraged to pursue dialogue, sometimes at the expense of truth, or even the Great Commission. Thank you again for boldly proclaiming the truth on this issue through this interview.
joshua lucchesi
3 years ago
Thank you for this wonderful article!

May God continue to bless the efforts of this Father
J
3 years ago
My God help these people (Muslims) in deep bondage and protect this priest.
Alex
3 years ago
May God defend this wonderful man.
Stephen E. Berry
3 years ago
I enjoyed reading this interview with Father Botros. May our dear Lord watch over him, guide him and guard him!

One thing bothered me about this interview: the focus on the sex life of Muhammad. I mean, really, who cares? Let's concentrate on the main point: that Muhammad founded a religion that is false. He denied the divinity of Jesus; he denied that Jesus is God. That alone is problematic for me. Father Botros, may God the Father, God and Son and God the Holy Spirit bless you and remain with you always!
mike
3 years ago
Hey, thanks for this article. I am not sure how this will fit into the Muslim-Catholic dialogue, but it's got to be dealt with.
Jean
3 years ago
Excellent commentary.

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