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Islam
Where the Gospel and the Qur’an speak about God, Jesus, and what happened at the cross.
Muslim neighbors are protecting the oneness of God. A useful conversation treats that concern as serious. Christians also say God is one. The disagreement is about whether the Son and the Spirit are partners beside God or the one God’s own life, and about whether Jesus was crucified and raised.
Read short passages from the Qur’an and from a Gospel in the same sitting. Do not argue from a paraphrase you have not opened. These pages are starting points, written from a Trinitarian Christian standpoint, and they try to say what the Qur’an affirms about Jesus before they say where Christians cannot follow.
Articles
- Jesus in the Qur'an and the Gospels
What the Qur’an honors in Jesus, and where the Gospels tell a different story about the cross and his identity.
- Tawhid and Christian monotheism
Muslims and Christians both say God is one. This page is about what each side thinks the other has compromised.
- The Trinity
The Christian confession that the one God is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, stated without pretending it is a puzzle to win.
- The deity of Christ
Why Christians confess Jesus as truly God and truly human, and how that confession is heard in four different conversations.
- The resurrection of Jesus
The Christian claim that Jesus was crucified, buried, and raised, and the main ways that claim is doubted.