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God help me. Amen.

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What if you were raised in a home where you were taught that Christianity is tantamount to unbelief, a cult, and that Christians are unbelievers?

Well, that's the case for those who are raised in Islam,

if they're faithful to what the Quran teaches. How do you travel from that to confessional

Lutheranism? Welcome back to Issues, Cedar. I'm Todd Wilkin, joining us for the conclusion

of our Paths to Lutheranism series to tell his story about coming to Lutheranism from Islam,

Pastor Nordine Benai, he grew up in a Muslim home in Morocco.

He's a missionary to Muslims for the Oklahoma District of the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod.

Pastor Benai, welcome.

Thank you.

Tell us about growing up in a Muslim home in Morocco.

I was born to a Muslim family.

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