Christianity and Islam
Christianity and Islam
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t lots before God and explained His
will in mysterious rhythmical utterances. Muhammed was at first more
intimately connected with this class of Arab fortune-tellers than is
usually supposed. The best proof of the fact is the vehemence with
which he repudiates all comparison between these fortune-tellers and
himself, even as early Christian apologetics and polemics attacked the
rival cults of the later classical world, which possessed forms of
ritual akin to those observed by Christianity. The existence of a
fortune-telling class among the Arabs shows that Muhammed may well
have been endowed with psychological tendencies which only awaited the
vivifying influence of Judaism and Christianity to emerge as the
prophetic impulse forcing him to stand forth in public and to stir the
people from their indifference: "Be ye converted, for the day of
judgment is at hand: God has declared it unto me, as he declared it
unto Moses and Jesus. I am the apostle of God to you, Arabs. Salvation
is yours only if ye submit to th
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I read the book. As some of the reviewrs had stated, the book does not read like unresearched. I have also read the Bible and the Koran. The author is giving some plain facts based on these books. When follwers of Christ can be called Christians there was nothing unusual to call the followers of Mohammed as Mohammedans. In fact this was the archaic word for thr muslims. The book gives a clear picture of the situations when Islam was born. Read it with an open mind.
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A total symbol of ignorance of Becker. I wonder, how is this book in ManyBooks.net?
It is a radical and false book, based on the jealousy and misinterpretation by the author.
There is no such thing named "Mohammedanism". If Muslims reply with saying Christians as "Paulists", how will christians feel?
* The author of this book failed to give any reference for the false words he added for Islam and Mohammad. It is a radical book that can create anger in the hearts of Muslims and even Non-Muslim Truthfuls'.
It is a radical and false book, based on the jealousy and misinterpretation by the author.
There is no such thing named "Mohammedanism". If Muslims reply with saying Christians as "Paulists", how will christians feel?
* The author of this book failed to give any reference for the false words he added for Islam and Mohammad. It is a radical book that can create anger in the hearts of Muslims and even Non-Muslim Truthfuls'.
01/27/2012
just from this sentence: Be ye converted, for the day of judgment is at hand
i know that the writer had not researched his writing, probably only hearing from others.
but seeing it it is written in 1909 it is understandable since almost no balance point of view (both from islam scholar or non islam scholar) was made that day, only lately has writer put more scientific approach to writing about religion.
so if you want to read about fact based writing look in >1980 book written by secular writer, atleast from their book you wont see any mysticism mumbo jumbo, only fact.
i know that the writer had not researched his writing, probably only hearing from others.
but seeing it it is written in 1909 it is understandable since almost no balance point of view (both from islam scholar or non islam scholar) was made that day, only lately has writer put more scientific approach to writing about religion.
so if you want to read about fact based writing look in >1980 book written by secular writer, atleast from their book you wont see any mysticism mumbo jumbo, only fact.
11/10/2010
this is one of the most rubbish things i ever read
the author clearly has not done his research and is mostly talking crap
sorry 'bout my language, i really think no one should waste his/her time reading it
my friend who is a lawyer read this book and was just laughing on how misinformed the author is
the author clearly has not done his research and is mostly talking crap
sorry 'bout my language, i really think no one should waste his/her time reading it
my friend who is a lawyer read this book and was just laughing on how misinformed the author is
07/09/2010
A very unbiased account of the similarities and influence of two major religions.
08/31/2006
