The Islamic Antichrist Debunked: A Comprehensive Critique of the Muslim Antichrist Theory

by Chris White

Never before has such a complete refutation of the Islamic Antichrist theory been in print.

Chris White critiques all the major arguments from Islamic Antichrist proponents such as Joel Richardson and Walid Shoebat in a respectful but poignant way. He uses sound methods of biblical interpretation to show that the Islamic Antichrist theory is seriously flawed.

This book refutes all the major arguments for the Islamic Antichrist theory and reveals new discoveries about the origins of Islamic end times beliefs which call into question claims of Islamic Antichrist theorists concerning the supposed similarities of figures like The Mahdi and the Antichrist, Isa and the False Prophet, and the Dajjal and Jesus.

You will never see the Islamic Antichrist theory the same way again.

Topics Covered in the book:

The Islamic Empire being in view in the legs of the statue of Daniel 2 and the last beast of Daniel 7
The “people of the prince” in Daniel 9 referring to Muslims
The “Assyrian” In Isaiah and Micah
Types of Antichrist
Mystery Babylon being Saudi Arabia
The Mark of the Beast being Arabic letters instead of numbers
The 7th head of Revelation 17 being the Islamic Empire
Gog as the Antichrist
Various refutations of the theories concerning the Islamic Mahdi being the same as the Antichrist
And much more

300 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 6, 2015

Reviews

[Yibbie · Rating 4 out of 5]

I read this book after reading Mystery Babylon by Joel Richardson. That book does not go into depth about many of the points covered in this book, so this was the first time I heard many of the details of the Islamic Antichrist Theory. The bits that I learned in the first book were accurately represented here. It also covers so much more.
Then White did an excellent job of explaining its weaknesses. He points out the historical, linguistic, and prophetical errors or misunderstandings that fatally weaken the theory. He does this very kindly. Through the majority of the book, he keeps his personal beliefs out of the discussion as much as possible and uses the traditional interpretation as a contrast to it.
He convinced me about the error of the Muslim Antichrist Theory. However, when he discusses his personal beliefs in the appendix, I was not so convinced. I needed more explanation than the little bits he had room for there, but I am still fairly skeptical.
I would still recommend anyone who has heard of this theory read this book.

[Michael Millar · Rating 5 out of 5]

Brilliant exegesis

Chris you have cleared up so many end time issues for me and I am indebted to you. Please keep writing such insightful books. I have learned so much from your diligent scholarly research.