Title: Christianity, Islam and Orientalism
Description: "The quest to disentangle the historical Jesus the Messiah from Jesus Christ of the Church has gathered considerable momentum during the last three decades of the twentieth century. Few people can deny the vast gap that exists between the two appreciations of Jesus." "Zein asserts that Islamic Biblical criticism, which refutes the mythical Christ of Pauline persuasion, had been more than twelve centuries ahead of modern Biblical scholars in doing so. Not only does the Qur'an preach this truth, but it also makes sense of his prophetic mission on earth. This book further contends that the remarkable agreement arising from Qur'anic revelation and many modern Biblical findings can serve as a useful platform for further understanding, cooperation and fruitful dialogue between Christians and Muslims."--Jacket.
Subjects: Bible, Biblical teaching, Christianity, Christianity and other religions, Islam, Islamic interpretations, Jesus Christ in the Koran, Orientalism, Relations, Christendom, Jesus Christ in the Qurʼan, Interfaith relations, In the Qurʼan, Islamic interpretations of sacred works, Bijbelwetenschap, Islamic interpretation, Jesus christ, teachings, Jesus christ, islamic interpretations, Bible, islamic interpretations, History of doctrines, Middle East specialists
People: Jesus Christ