Christianity vs. Islam: A Muslim and a Christian Debate 6 Crucial Questions

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A Christian and a Muslim Debate the Differences between Their Faiths This landmark book is a reasoned debate between two conservative, non-compromising theologians as they explain and defend their beliefs. White and Ally discuss the central issues that separate Christianity from Islam in an open and honest dialogue, focusing on such topics as the deity of Jesus, the existence of the Trinity, and how believers can attain heaven. Unlike the many books on both sides that attempt to downplay the beliefs of their respective communities as they search for common ground, this book will speak to the large majority of believers within both communities. Both of the authors believe the other wrong; not just wrong in a "better luck next time" sense of wrong, but eternally wrong. But they also believe that if we cannot honestly represent what our respective faiths teach about the other, we will never get anywhere with all the dialogue in the world.
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