The Islamic prophet Muhammad initiated a theological program in
theocratic form. The Qur'an challenges Christians and Jews in many
ways and invites them to take a stance. This is why an explicitly
theological response is legitimate and necessary. This book draws
on current scholarly research on Islam and discusses the sources of
the Qur'an, the fundamental features of its relationship with
Judaism, and its perception of Jesus. This leads to a realistic
assessment of Islam and stimulates a renewed Christian
self-understanding. The fourth chapter presents the largely unknown
insights of the German-Jewish philosopher Franz Rosenzweig and the
theologian Joseph Ratzinger/Pope Benedict XVI on Islam. They
provide an important perspective - beyond submission.
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