Islam and Christianity on the edge : talking points in Christian-Muslim relations into the 21st century / edited by John Azumah and Peter Riddell.

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Publication details: Brunswick East, Vic. : Acorn Press, c2013.Description: ix, 276 pages ; pbk ; 23 cmISBN:

9780987132949 (paperback)

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DDC classification:

261.27 23

Contents:

Foreword / Michael Nazir-Ali -- List of abbreviations -- List of tables -- Introduction / John Azumah and Peter Riddell -- PART 1 : THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS. 1. Islam and contextualisation: the Insider Movement in Islam / John Azumah -- 2. Recovering the original texts of the New Testament and the Qur'an: possibilities and impediments / Keith Small -- 3. War, Holy War and Islam / Peter Cotterell -- 4. War, Holy War, Just War: Christian perspectives / Tony Lane -- 5. Poles apart: diverse Muslim perspectives on "True" Islam / Peter Riddell -- PART 2 : THE ENCOUNTER BETWEEN ISLAM AND THE WEST. 6. Western and Islamic concepts of knowledge and truth compared / Caroline Cox and John Marks -- 7. The compatibility of Islamic Shariah Law with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights / Charlotte Thorneycroft -- 8. Islamophobia in the Western context / John Azumah -- 9. The Westophobia Report Update 23010 / Gerry Redman -- 10. The future of the Muslim Community in Australia / Bernie Power -- 11. Islam and Europe: Ramifications for the church / Derek Tidball -- PART 3 : THE CHURCH AND ISLAM. 12. Christian-Muslim dialogue into the 21st century / Bernie Power -- 13. Christianity in Modern Turkey: some reflections on history and religion / Anthony O'Mahony -- 14. The Blacksmith's Anvil: the forging of Christian-Muslim interaction in Europe / Sean Oliver-Dee -- 15. Conversion and apostasy: the case of Islam / Peter Cotterell -- 16. Responding to Da'wa: Potential ambiguities of an interfaith appeal / Gordon Nickel -- 17. Christian Responses to Islam: between naivety and hostility / John Azumah.

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Includes bibliographical footnotes and index.

Foreword / Michael Nazir-Ali --
List of abbreviations --
List of tables --
Introduction / John Azumah and Peter Riddell --
PART 1 : THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS.
1. Islam and contextualisation: the Insider Movement in Islam / John Azumah --
2. Recovering the original texts of the New Testament and the Qur'an: possibilities and impediments / Keith Small --
3. War, Holy War and Islam / Peter Cotterell --
4. War, Holy War, Just War: Christian perspectives / Tony Lane --
5. Poles apart: diverse Muslim perspectives on "True" Islam / Peter Riddell --
PART 2 : THE ENCOUNTER BETWEEN ISLAM AND THE WEST.
6. Western and Islamic concepts of knowledge and truth compared / Caroline Cox and John Marks --
7. The compatibility of Islamic Shariah Law with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights / Charlotte Thorneycroft --
8. Islamophobia in the Western context / John Azumah --
9. The Westophobia Report Update 23010 / Gerry Redman --
10. The future of the Muslim Community in Australia / Bernie Power --
11. Islam and Europe: Ramifications for the church / Derek Tidball --
PART 3 : THE CHURCH AND ISLAM.
12. Christian-Muslim dialogue into the 21st century / Bernie Power --
13. Christianity in Modern Turkey: some reflections on history and religion / Anthony O'Mahony --
14. The Blacksmith's Anvil: the forging of Christian-Muslim interaction in Europe / Sean Oliver-Dee --
15. Conversion and apostasy: the case of Islam / Peter Cotterell --
16. Responding to Da'wa: Potential ambiguities of an interfaith appeal / Gordon Nickel --
17. Christian Responses to Islam: between naivety and hostility / John Azumah.

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