Mark Anderson explores the world of seventh-century Arabia as the context in which the Qur'an arose. After carefully exploring key facets of the Qur'anic worldview, he offers a nuanced understanding of how Jesus fits within it. His careful Christian response opens up a mutually respectful and informed place of dialogue between Christians and Muslims.
Mark Anderson explores the world of seventh-century Arabia as the context in which the Qur'an arose. After carefully exploring key facets of the Qur'anic worldview, he offers a nuanced understanding of how Jesus fits within it. His careful Christian response opens up a mutually respectful and informed place of dialogue between Christians and Muslims.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Mark Robert Anderson is the author of Faithsongs: Ancient Psalms for Today and lives in Vancouver, Canada. For over ten years, he lived and worked in the Middle East, teaching in a university and seminary. Anderson has been a member of Jacob's Well, a faith-based organization seeking mutually transformative relationships with marginalized residents of Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, and for two years he was part of a team helping homeless people find sustainable housing and employment. He has an MA in Islamic studies from McGill University and an MA in Christian religion from Westminster Theological Seminary.
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Preface Acknowledgments Maps: The Late Antique Middle East Early Manuscript 1. Approaching the Qur'an Part I: Qur'anic Context 2. Muhammad and the Origins of Islam 3. Coming to Terms with Muhammad's World 4. Reading the Qur'an in Its Muhammadan Context Part II: Qur'anic Worldview 5. God's Immanence and Transcendence 6. God's Justice and Mercy 7. Adam in Stereoscopic Vision 8. Measuring Adam's Fall 9. Divine Reprieve 10. Sin and Salvation in a World of Us Against Them 11. Prophets, Scriptures, Revelation 12. Qur'anic Spirituality's Devotional and Social Dimensions 13. Qur'anic Spirituality's Political Dimension Part III: Qur'anic Jesus 14. Jesus' Origins and Person 15. Jesus' Words and Works 16. Jesus' Death and Beyond 17. Jesus' Community and Scripture Part IV: Christian Response 18. An Arabic Qur'an for the Arab People 19. Could the Qur'an Be the Bible's Sequel? 20. The Bible and Qur'an: So Close, Yet So Far Glossary Author Index Subject Index Scripture Index
Preface Acknowledgments Maps: The Late Antique Middle East Early Manuscript 1. Approaching the Qur'an Part I: Qur'anic Context 2. Muhammad and the Origins of Islam 3. Coming to Terms with Muhammad's World 4. Reading the Qur'an in Its Muhammadan Context Part II: Qur'anic Worldview 5. God's Immanence and Transcendence 6. God's Justice and Mercy 7. Adam in Stereoscopic Vision 8. Measuring Adam's Fall 9. Divine Reprieve 10. Sin and Salvation in a World of Us Against Them 11. Prophets, Scriptures, Revelation 12. Qur'anic Spirituality's Devotional and Social Dimensions 13. Qur'anic Spirituality's Political Dimension Part III: Qur'anic Jesus 14. Jesus' Origins and Person 15. Jesus' Words and Works 16. Jesus' Death and Beyond 17. Jesus' Community and Scripture Part IV: Christian Response 18. An Arabic Qur'an for the Arab People 19. Could the Qur'an Be the Bible's Sequel? 20. The Bible and Qur'an: So Close, Yet So Far Glossary Author Index Subject Index Scripture Index
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