Aren't Christianity and Islam really almost the same? After September 11, 2001, many who would have thought so, drastically changed their mind--on that day Islam became both wrong and evil to many observers. This book acquaints the reader with the differences between Islamic and Western culture, and the similarities between Muslim and Biblical worldviews. Musk explains how Christians can use understanding and sensitivity to avoid cultural gaffes and present seeking Muslims with a Christianity that meets real spiritual needs.
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Aren't Christianity and Islam really almost the same? After September 11, 2001, many who would have thought so, drastically changed their mind--on that day Islam became both wrong and evil to many observers. This book acquaints the reader with the differences between Islamic and Western culture, and the similarities between Muslim and Biblical worldviews. Musk explains how Christians can use understanding and sensitivity to avoid cultural gaffes and present seeking Muslims with a Christianity that meets real spiritual needs.
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