The Triune God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit: A Catholic Defence of the Trinity in Dialogue with Islam (Christ and the Challenge of Islam, Volume II)

· Chadi Ibahim
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Who is God? Christians and Muslims both confess one God, yet they understand Him very differently. Volume II of the series Christ and the Challenge of Islam presents a clear and faithful Catholic defence of the Most Holy Trinity: one God in three divine Persons, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

Drawing on Sacred Scripture, the Fathers of the Church, the great councils, and the Catechism of the Catholic Church, this book explains what the Church means, and does not mean, by the Trinity. It examines the biblical evidence for the divinity of Jesus Christ and of the Holy Spirit, and responds carefully to the most common Islamic objections, including the charge that the Trinity contradicts the oneness of God.

Written with respect for Muslims and with confidence in the Christian faith, The Triune God equips Catholics, catechists, students, and seekers to understand, live, and explain the central mystery of Christian faith with clarity and charity.

Who is God? Christians and Muslims both confess one God, yet they understand Him very differently. Volume II of the series Christ and the Challenge of Islam presents a clear and faithful Catholic defence of the Most Holy Trinity: one God in three divine Persons, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Draw...

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