Rick Warren, founder and senior pastor of Saddleback Church, has joined the King's Way movement, which aims to unite Christians and Muslims without attempts to convert each other. As part of this initiative, Warren has proposed creating a set of shared principles to bring the two groups closer together. One such principle asserts that both groups worship the same deity, claiming that God and Allah are one and the same. This stance raises questions about Warren's beliefs, as aligning God with Allah contradicts the distinct identity of God as presented in the Bible. If Warren worships Allah, he cannot be considered a true Christian minister, for he cannot hold both positions simultaneously.

As the biblical Beast rises, a dangerous syncretization of Christianity and Islam is emerging. On June 26th, readings from the Koran were incorporated into Sunday worship services at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C., and approximately 50 other churches across 26 states. Prominent evangelical figures, including Rick Warren, Robert Schuller, Brian McClaren, Richard Cizik, and Billy Hybels, signed a letter titled "Loving God and Loving Neighbor Together," which explicitly states their belief that Allah and the Christian God are the same entity. This public blending of religious beliefs signals a significant shift as the Beast's influence grows.

Muslims believe that Muhammad was the solitary human recipient of the words of the Koran, receiving them directly word-for-word from Allah while sleeping in the Cave of Hira. To prepare Muhammad for this revelation, Allah sent a supernatural being, claiming the name of Gabriel, to facilitate his receptiveness.