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Author:   Anthony Rees ,  Anthony Rees ,  Zeki Saritoprak ,  David J. Neville
Publisher:   Lexington Books
Imprint:   Lexington Books
ISBN:  

9781498591645

ISBN 10:   1498591647
Pages:   134
Publication Date:   30 September 2020
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

First Things Anthony Rees Chapter 1: Peace, Nonviolence, and Islam Zeki Saritoprak Chapter 2: Like Lightning? Luke 17:22-37 Revisited in Interfaith Perspective David J. Neville Chapter 3: The Prophets as Archetypes of Peace in the Qur'an: The Use and Non-use of Isra 'i liyya t Sources in the Story of Musa Mahsheed Ansari and Hakan Coruh Chapter 4: From Cultures of Violence to Ways of Peace: Reading the Benedictus in the Context of Australia's Treatment of Asylum Seekers in Offshore Detention Anne Elvey Chapter 5: A Prophetic Stance against Violence: Analysis of the Meccan Period of Prophet Muhammad's Life and Centrality of Peace as a Preferred Method Suleyman Sertkaya Chapter 6: Leaving Judgement to God: Jonah's Struggle Marie-Louise Craig Chapter 7: An Apocalypse That Welcomes Others? Reading Revelation Peacefully U-Wen Low Bibliography Index About the Contributors

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This collection of essays judiciously illuminates the things that make for peace in the texts of Islam and Christianity in ways that preserve the integrity of both traditions while highlighting points of theological and practical convergence. Simply stated, this is an excellent provocation and there is much to learn from the humble conviction on display here.--Paul Martens, Baylor University

This collection of essays judiciously illuminates the things that make for peace in the texts of Islam and Christianity in ways that preserve the integrity of both traditions while highlighting points of theological and practical convergence. Simply stated, this is an excellent provocation and there is much to learn from the humble conviction on display here.

Author Information

Anthony Rees is lecturer in Old Testament/Hebrew bible at United Theological College, Charles Sturt University, and a research fellow of the Centre for Public and Contextual Theology.

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