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Did Jesus die on the Cross?
Was Jesus Christ Crucified as a Willing Sacrifice for the sins of the world?
Did Jesus Christ really rise from the dead?
Is there evidence that Jesus rose from the dead?
Representing the Muslim perspective was Ali Ataie: Ataie is the founder and president of the Muslim Interfaith Council.
He was born in Tehran, Iran and came to the United States in 1979.
Altaie earned his bachelor's degree in accounting from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo.
He is currently a visiting assistant instructor of religious studies at Cal Poly, as well as an instructor of apologetics at the World Alliance for Humanity in Fremont, California.
He is a student of sacred knowledge at Zaytuna Institute in Hayward, California and an author of several books. His organization is dedicated to spreading and defending the truth about Islam in America.
His two books include "In Defense of Islam: Confronting the Christians with Their Own Scriptures" and "Injil-ul Haq: the True Gospel of Jesus Christ."
Representing the Christian side was Michael Licona: Mike is a New Testament historian, author, and Christian apologist.
He is a PhD candidate in New Testament at the University of Pretoria and has an M.A. in Religious Studies from Liberty University
He has appeared as guest on numerous secular and Christian radio talk shows including nationally syndicated The Bible Answer Man Hank Hanegraff, Janet Parshalls America, Truths That Transform with Dr. D. James Kennedy and the Current.
He is asked to speak frequently for parachurch ministries such as Young Life, MOPS (Mothers Of Pre-Schoolers), FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes), and has been the keynote speaker for multiple church retreats.
Mike was twice a guest on Lee Strobels program Faith Under Fire (PAX TV), and numerous times on D. James Kennedys Sunday morning program The Coral Ridge Hour.
The Topic of Debate: Was Jesus Ressurected or Rescued?
Ali Ataie
vs.
Michael Licona
(University of California, Davis campus, California, USA 30th November 2006)
Was Jesus Christ Crucified as a Willing Sacrifice for the sins of the world?
Did Jesus Christ really rise from the dead?
Is there evidence that Jesus rose from the dead?
Representing the Muslim perspective was Ali Ataie: Ataie is the founder and president of the Muslim Interfaith Council.
He was born in Tehran, Iran and came to the United States in 1979.
Altaie earned his bachelor's degree in accounting from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo.
He is currently a visiting assistant instructor of religious studies at Cal Poly, as well as an instructor of apologetics at the World Alliance for Humanity in Fremont, California.
He is a student of sacred knowledge at Zaytuna Institute in Hayward, California and an author of several books. His organization is dedicated to spreading and defending the truth about Islam in America.
His two books include "In Defense of Islam: Confronting the Christians with Their Own Scriptures" and "Injil-ul Haq: the True Gospel of Jesus Christ."
Representing the Christian side was Michael Licona: Mike is a New Testament historian, author, and Christian apologist.
He is a PhD candidate in New Testament at the University of Pretoria and has an M.A. in Religious Studies from Liberty University
He has appeared as guest on numerous secular and Christian radio talk shows including nationally syndicated The Bible Answer Man Hank Hanegraff, Janet Parshalls America, Truths That Transform with Dr. D. James Kennedy and the Current.
He is asked to speak frequently for parachurch ministries such as Young Life, MOPS (Mothers Of Pre-Schoolers), FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes), and has been the keynote speaker for multiple church retreats.
Mike was twice a guest on Lee Strobels program Faith Under Fire (PAX TV), and numerous times on D. James Kennedys Sunday morning program The Coral Ridge Hour.
The Topic of Debate: Was Jesus Ressurected or Rescued?
Ali Ataie
vs.
Michael Licona
(University of California, Davis campus, California, USA 30th November 2006)
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