Abraham's Children: Jew Christian Muslim Commonality and Conflict (In Brief: Books for Busy People)
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Abraham's Children: Jew Christian Muslim Commonality and Conflict (In Brief: Books for Busy People)

by Anne Davison

History Religion
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Abraham's Children explores the shared heritage and differences among Jewish, Christian, and Muslim traditions. Written as a concise guide for busy readers, it offers an accessible introduction to the common ground and conflicts that shape understanding of these three major faith traditions.

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Abraham's Children examines the connections among Jewish, Christian, and Muslim traditions.

The book considers both commonality and conflict within the shared Abrahamic context.

Presented as part of the In Brief: Books for Busy People series, it offers a concise approach to a substantial subject.

Readers interested in religion, history, and interfaith understanding will find a focused introduction to the topic.

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