The Differences Between Bible and Quran - de Haan, Auke
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The Differences Between Bible and Quran offers a deep and insightful exploration of the two most influential religious texts in the world-the Bible and the Quran. This book provides a clear and accessible comparison of these sacred scriptures, shedding light on how they shape the beliefs, practices, and cultures of Christianity and Islam.The journey begins with an introduction to both the Bible and the Quran, offering readers an overview of their historical contexts, structures, and purposes. You'll learn how these texts were developed, the roles they play in their respective religions, and…mehr

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The Differences Between Bible and Quran offers a deep and insightful exploration of the two most influential religious texts in the world-the Bible and the Quran. This book provides a clear and accessible comparison of these sacred scriptures, shedding light on how they shape the beliefs, practices, and cultures of Christianity and Islam.The journey begins with an introduction to both the Bible and the Quran, offering readers an overview of their historical contexts, structures, and purposes. You'll learn how these texts were developed, the roles they play in their respective religions, and the cultural significance they hold.As you move deeper into the book, you'll explore the concept of revelation and divine inspiration in both Christianity and Islam. The book breaks down how the Bible and Quran were revealed, interpreted, and understood by their followers, highlighting key theological differences and similarities.The structure and composition of the Bible and Quran are also closely examined, including their literary styles, canonical differences, and how each text has been preserved over the centuries. This section delves into the distinct concepts of God found in the Bible and Quran, exploring the Christian doctrine of the Trinity and the Islamic concept of Tawhid (monotheism). You'll gain insight into how these views shape each religion's understanding of God's relationship with humanity.The book also covers the roles of prophets and messengers in both texts, including shared figures like Moses, Abraham, and especially Jesus, whose roles differ significantly between the two religions. The position of Muhammad as the final messenger in Islam is also discussed, offering a comparative perspective on prophethood.