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Book Synopsis

The Islamic prophet Muhammad

initiated a theological program

in theocratic form. The Qur’an

challenges Christians and Jews

in many ways and invites them

to take a stance. This is why an

explicitly theological response is

legitimate and necessary. This

book draws on current scholarly

research on Islam and discusses

the sources of the Qur’an, the

fundamental features of its

relationship with Judaism, and

its perception of Jesus. This

leads to a realistic assessment of

Islam and stimulates a renewed

Christian self-understanding.

The fourth chapter presents

the largely unknown insights of

the German-Jewish philosopher

Franz Rosenzweig and the theologian

Joseph Ratzinger/Pope

Benedict XVI on Islam. They provide

an important perspective –

beyond submission.



Table of Contents

The sources of the Qur’an — Anti-Judaism in the Qur’an?— Jesus in the Qur’an — Franz Rosenzweig and Joseph Ratzinger on Islam .

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      Publisher Peter Lang AG
      Published 15 July 2022
      ISBN-13 9783631883891
      978-3631883891
      ISBN-10 3631883897

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      The Islamic prophet Muhammad

      initiated a theological program

      in theocratic form. The Qur’an

      challenges Christians and Jews

      in many ways and invites them

      to take a stance. This is why an

      explicitly theological response is

      legitimate and necessary. This

      book draws on current scholarly

      research on Islam and discusses

      the sources of the Qur’an, the

      fundamental features of its

      relationship with Judaism, and

      its perception of Jesus. This

      leads to a realistic assessment of

      Islam and stimulates a renewed

      Christian self-understanding.

      The fourth chapter presents

      the largely unknown insights of

      the German-Jewish philosopher

      Franz Rosenzweig and the theologian

      Joseph Ratzinger/Pope

      Benedict XVI on Islam. They provide

      an important perspective –

      beyond submission.



      Table of Contents

      The sources of the Qur’an — Anti-Judaism in the Qur’an?— Jesus in the Qur’an — Franz Rosenzweig and Joseph Ratzinger on Islam .

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