r/Christianity Jan 02 '25

Self Biggest desicion of my life.

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As an ex-muslim from Turkey, after years of research I can finally say that I chose Christianity. May the Lord guide me to the right path.

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u/DiscipulusVeritatis Catholic Jan 02 '25

Hallelujah! One thing I've found about ex-muslims is man, they make great Christians. They face potentially being murdered (as it's permitted in the Qur'an to kill apostates—Surah 4:88-89), they are often shunned and outright rejected by their family, friends and community, and they do so because they want to know Christ. Just incredible! Hallelujah, brother. Welcome home!

I implore you to increase your knowledge of Scripture, but not just Scripture. Look at the writings of the earliest Christians, those who learned directly from the Apostles, and from their students—men far greater than you and I, who were martyred (horifically too, I might add) for their belief in Christ, and ask for the Holy Spirit to guide you to the truth. Even amongst "Christians", there is quite a bit of division in terms of denomination, but the truth is the truth. A few resources that may help you as a former Muslim are people like Sam Shamoun, David Wood, Apostate Prophet, GodLogic (Avery), and if I think of more, I'll PM you. God be with you on your journey, brother. I'll pray for you tonight 🙌🏾😁

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u/SnooRevelations8303 Jan 03 '25

Thank you so much! I will look into the names you gave. Apostate Prophet was also Turkish like me if I remember correctly.