Prof Keith Ward: it is “almost universally accepted” amongst academic Christian theologians that Muhammad is a prophet of God

I think there's a misunderstanding. He might have said "pervert," not "prophet."

Amazing Mashallah… anyone that reads the Bible objectively will find the clear prophecies about our Prophet (SAW). It points to him, without a doubt.

(1) The faulty appeal to authority is when someone argues that a claim must be true simply because someone (or a group of people) say so. (2) The “no true Scotsman fallacy” is committed when someone attempts to protect his claim from a counter-argument by defining a term in a biased way (which begs the question). I could equally well say, “actually, it is almost universally accepted amongst academic Christian theologians that Mohammed is not a prophet of God”. (3) Mohammedans affirm Deuteronomy as previous revelation, yet chapters 13 and 18 confirm that they aren’t following a prophet of God.

Two clowns have zero idea what they’re talking about Muhammad is mentioned only 4 times in Quran,without Hadiths we don’t know who his mother was or his dad or wehere he was born And even those 4 times he’s been mentioned doesn’t even sounds like Muhammad

Does he actually say that it’s “almost universally accepted”? Since it’s not in the clip.

There's a lot of things I learned that Christian scholars agree on but don't talk about and isn't widely disseminated from pulpits. I wouldn't learn this until I started down a few rabbit holes. As a Christian, it's discouraged to investigate too deeply.

He said he, not the christian theologians. Muslims and altering the truth. Always recreating stories to fit your story, like the Palestine story

Dr. Sami Ameri, in his book “The Glad Tidings of the Prophet of Islam in Jewish and Christian Scriptures,” cites this interview to demonstrate the openness of many Christian intellectuals to the idea of Muhammad’s prophethood. He suggests that these scholars believe the line of prophethood did not end with Jesus. He wrote: “Keith Ward, a British priest, theologian, and philosopher, also testified to the prophethood of Muhammad ﷺ. He is regarded as one of the leading intellectuals in the West for his responses to the new atheism… Furthermore, he stated that many Christian theologians among his academic colleagues also believe in the prophethood of Muhammad!”