The Children of Abraham: Judaism, Christianity, Islam (Princeton Classics)
The Children of Abraham considers Judaism, Christianity, and Islam through the lens of their shared Abrahamic heritage. Francis Edward Peters offers a comparative study for readers seeking a deeper understanding of these major religious traditions, their historical relationships, and their distinct identities.
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The Children of Abraham examines Judaism, Christianity, and Islam within the shared framework of their Abrahamic heritage.
By placing these three major religious traditions in comparative perspective, the book addresses their connections and distinct identities.
Francis Edward Peters presents a scholarly work suited to readers interested in religion, history, and interfaith understanding.
As part of the Princeton Classics series, this volume provides an enduring introduction to a significant subject in religious studies.
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