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A Divine Wink can be defined in many ways. The words “divine wink” are derived from Acts 17:30 in the New Testament, which says, “And the times of this ignorance God winked at, but now commands all men everywhere to repent.” An important Divine Wink is the expression of God's applause when Muslims and Christians, who take their faith in God seriously, come together to overcome ignorance and promote mutual edification and understanding, despite our religious differences. I believe God is dissatisfied with the divisive, zealous, religious arguments that unnecessarily separate good, God-fearing people. I find that most religious misunderstandings occur because of differences in perspective rather than differences in belief.   See also my novel, Our Love's Rivalry with Religion.

Math, Monotheism, and the One True God

7/11/2020

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​One of the first things I learned when I took my algebra class in high school was the transitive property of equality. In this short video, I explore how this absolute mathematical truth unites Jews, Christians, and Muslims, people who take their faith in the only true God seriously. As a Program Director with Peace Catalyst International, I seek opportunities for Christians and Muslims to come together for mutual edification and enlightenment, despite our religious differences.

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    About Michael Wright

    Michael earned a degree in Theology from Baptist Bible College, Springfield, Missouri.

    During his Air Force Career as an officer and meteorologist, he worked with Muslims in Morocco.  His interaction with these Muslim friends led him to see significant common ground between Islam and Christianity. 

    This experience led him to write the novel, A Divine WinkA Divine Wink - When Love and Religion Become Rivals, the story about Martin Webster, a Christian, who meets and falls in love with Adeelah El-Sayed, a Muslim.
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    Click here to read why he chose to write this book.

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