Christianity vs Islam

More than half the world is Christian or Muslim. The two faiths share the God of Abraham, honor many of the same prophets, and then divide on the questions that matter most. Was Jesus God in the flesh, or a prophet of God? Was he crucified, or rescued? Is God one person or three? Did the final word come through a man, or through a book? In the second volume of The Strongest Case, Bennett Kim sets the two faiths side by side and makes the best case for each — in the words its own ablest defenders would use. No straw men. No caricatures. No thumb on the scale. Each side at full strength, and the weighing left to you. Part One builds the Christian case at its most rigorous: the Trinity, the Incarnation, the Resurrection, and the authority of Scripture. Part Two builds the Islamic case with equal rigor: the absolute oneness of God, the prophethood of Muhammad, the inimitability of the Qur'an, and the Islamic account of Jesus. Parts Three and Four put the two traditions in direct dialogue — on the crucifixion, on the nature of God, on the reliability of the Bible and the Qur'an, and on what the historical evidence actually supports. Whether you are Christian, Muslim, or simply curious, you will meet the other side as it truly understands itself — and perhaps your own side as you have never quite seen it. The verdict is yours.