Subject: Christianity and other religions -- Islam (Keywords)

This revision guide covers all the beliefs and practices from Christianity and Islam that your students need to know for the AQA GCSE Religious Studies A exam. They will revise everything from sin and salvation in Christianity to The Five Pillars of Islam. Thematic studies will help them look at ...

Building on the 'Oxford AQA GCSE Religious Studies Student Books', this revision guide for Christianity and Islam offers a structured approach to revising the new 9-1 exams. With all essential content condensed and made memorable, and plenty of exam practice, tips and annotated sample answers, st...

Pawson claims that moral decline and erosion of a sense of ultimate truth have created a spiritual vacuum into which Islam is better equipped to move. He believes it will soon be the UK's dominant religion. This text explains these claims, and sets out a blueprint for the Church's response.

Chapters include: 'The Origins of Christianity in Pakistan', 'The Islamicisation of Pakistan', 'The Blasphemy Law and its impact on the Christian Community' and 'Movements for Inter-religious Dialogue in Pakistan'.

Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali examines the roots of religious conflict setting out fundamental guidelines on the role of religion in society and its relation to nationalism, ideology and political institutions. He also argues a way forward based on wider exchange between cultures and countries.

The Crescent and the Cross is the product of a dialogue between a group of leading British Muslim and Christian scholars, on the alleged danger to the West of Islamic fundamentalism.

In a short account of the relations between Islam and Christianity from Muhammad to the Reformation the author shows how religious misunderstanding and antagonism between the 'peoples of the book' has been present since their earliest encounters.

In a short account of the relations between Islam and Christianity from Muhammad to the Reformation the author shows how religious misunderstanding and antagonism between the 'peoples of the book' has been present since their earliest encounters.