062: Is Islam Peaceful Religion or, A Religion Not Practiced by the Majority of Muslims?

With the implementation of Common Core, Islamic proxy front groups have infiltrated the American school system, including Christian and homeschool curriculums. This is especially can be seen in the CCSS aligned Advanced Placement History Standards and textbooks. Join Dr. Bruce Forrest and we examine What every American needs to know, but won't learn in school as well as attempt to answer the question, "Is Islam a religion of peace or is Islam a religion that is not practiced by the majority of Muslims? Dr. Bruce Forrest has been a student of Islam since the 1960's and for the last five years he has been serving as an Assistant Professor of Apologetics at Liberty University. He has earned his D.Min from Liberty University. His doctorate thesis was titled An Introduction to Islamic History and Theology . He has earned his M.Ed. degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Northwest Nazarene University, his M.A. in Biblical Studies from Western Evangelical Seminary (George Fox University), his B.A. in Religion from NNU, and his A.S. Associate in Criminal Justice and Administration, Umpqua Community College. Dr. Forrest has served as an Associate Pastor for 6 1/2 years, and has worked in Christian Education for 29 years. Go to for additional show notes, including the list of the resources, Dr. Forrest mentioned in this episode.

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This episode is 01:29:24 long.

This episode was published on Jun 23, 2015.

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