No God but One: Allah or Jesus? (with Bonus Content): A Former Muslim Investigates the Evidence for Islam and Christianity

God is greater than we can possibly conceive, more complex than we could ever hope to grasp.

ISIS is interested not in the consensus of Muslim scholars one hundred years ago but in the example of Muhammad in the seventh century.

Fighting in jihad was so good in Muhammad’s eyes that there is nothing equal to it in this world.

God gave man the choice to love him or reject him. When man disobeys God, it is tantamount to rejecting God. In rejecting the Source of Life, we bring death upon ourselves. This bears repeating: The result of sin is death because it is a rejection of the Source of Life.

For all intents and purposes, there is a unanimous opinion within academia that Jesus died by crucifixion.

Muslims are confident Islam is true because the Quran is so perfect.

Tolerance meant always accepting people, without always accepting their ideas.

Christians can follow Jesus and die for their enemies because the gospel promises and enacts salvation, taking away all fear of death.

For Muslims, the doctrine of a divine Christ is anathema, and the Quran teaches that he who subscribes to it will make his home in the flames of hell (5:72). For the Christian, belief in the lordship of Christ is necessary for salvation (Rom. 10:9). What wider divergence could there be?