Raymond Ibrahim's book The Two Swords of Christ

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6:24p, 12/22/25

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I got interested in this book after watching VDH interview of Raymond.

The two swords come from Luke 22:36, 38. I'm hooked and it's nice short chapters so it makes it easier for me to continue to read multiple books serially at same time. It is a very readable book with several scripture references.

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In reply to KentK93 • 7:00p, 12/22/25

Ibrahim has done an admirable job of exposing Karen Armstrong's bull**** historical narrative that pervades every corner of academia. Big fan.

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2:29p, 12/23/25

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Started reading Ibrahim's Sword and Scimitar recently - it's been interesting and informative, if not a little difficult with the many Muslim names. But, I'm enjoying it. I'll give this one a look too -

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In reply to ETX14.16 • 2:42p, 12/23/25

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ETX14.16 said:
Started reading Ibrahim's Sword and Scimitar recently - it's been interesting and informative, if not a little difficult with the many Muslim names. But, I'm enjoying it. I'll give this one a look too -

I have that book coming in January. I'm looking forward in 2026 to learning more about an area of history that I don't know much about.