01627nam a2200169Ia 4500008004100000020002800041041000800069050002200077100002000099245016000119260004200279300002900321505099300350650006001343700002601403700002801429231021s9999    xx            000 0 und d  a97803910414620391041460  aeng  aBL221 b.N45 2002  aNeusner, Jacob  0aThree faiths, one God : bthe formative faith and practice of Judaism, Christianity and Islam/cJacob Neusner; Bruce David Chilton; William Albert Graham  aBoston, MA : bBrill Academic, c2002  aXIII-329 p. b; c24 cm.  a1. Three Faiths, One God: The Classical Statements. A. The Issue. B. Normative Judaism: The Torah, Written and Oral. C. Classical Christianity: The Bible, Old and New Testaments. D. Foundational Islam: The Qur'an and Prophetic Sunnah -- 2. The Person of God. A. The Issue. B. God Incarnate: Christianity. C. One God, Many Forms: Judaism. D. One God, Unitary and Transcendent: Islam -- 3. God's People. A. The Issue. B. The Community of the Faithful: Islam. C. All Are One in Christ Jesus: Christianity. D. "Hear, Israel, the Lord Our God, the Lord is One": Judaism -- 4. The Holy Way of Life. A. The Issue. B. "You Shall be Holy, for I the Lord Your God am Holy": Judaism. C. "Take Up Your Cross, and Follow Me": Christianity. D. "In the Way of God": Muslim Practice -- 5. The Believers and the Unbelievers. A. The Issue. B. Avoid Idolaters at All Costs: Judaism. C. Converting Judaism (and all the Rest): Christianity. D. The Faithful and the Unfaithful: Islam -- 6. The End of Days. ‎  aMonotheism -- Comparative studies.Judaism.Christianity.  aChilton, Bruce David   aGraham, William Albert