This article examines arguments for and against the claim that all paths lead to the same destination. For many years philosopher John Hick found this question disturbing. One notable example is the disagreement between Christians and Muslims regarding the crucifixion of Jesus. Muslims claim Jesus did not die on a cross while Christians maintain that he did. Aside from a few other cases, Hick maintains that there are relatively few instances of genuine historical conflict between religious traditions.
Most historical debates are between adherents of a particular tradition.
The story of someone coming out of an Islamic background. My father delivered me to the Security Forces and they arrested me and put me in prison for converting out of Islam. I had a very bad time there, as they tortured me to force me to return to Islam. The incredible life journey of a blind Afghan whose Christian faith and abilities led him on a dangerous faith adventure, likely ending in martyrdom. Since both Muslims and Christians believe that our eternal destinies depend on our right relationship to God here on earth, therefore, it is of utmost importance to seriously consider not only the Qur'anic claims but also the claims of Jesus Christ.