Islam and the Son of God
by Daniel Shayesteh
248 pages· 2010· ISBN 9780975601730
About
Islam and the Son of God provides a practical comparison of the Qur'an and the Bible, and analyzes the impact of their teachings on humanity in all dimensions of life.
A central theme is the difference Christ makes.
Questions addressed include:
- Where did Islam come from?
- Who is the real author of the Koran?
- What did Muhammad teach?
- Do Muslim teachers mislead people?
- How can Muslims follow the Son of God?
This book represents the thoughts and feelings of a former Iranian Revolutionary Guard, now a Christian pastor, who has experienced the diverse cultural, religious and political landscapes of both the Middle East and the West.
(Islam and the Son of God is an updated, revised edition of The Difference is the Son.)
A central theme is the difference Christ makes.
Questions addressed include:
- Where did Islam come from?
- Who is the real author of the Koran?
- What did Muhammad teach?
- Do Muslim teachers mislead people?
- How can Muslims follow the Son of God?
This book represents the thoughts and feelings of a former Iranian Revolutionary Guard, now a Christian pastor, who has experienced the diverse cultural, religious and political landscapes of both the Middle East and the West.
(Islam and the Son of God is an updated, revised edition of The Difference is the Son.)
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