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• catalog abstract "Renowned French scholar Roger Arnaldez is the author of more than a dozen books on the Islamic and Jewish thinkers Ibn Hazm and Philo. Throughout Arnaldez's career he has focused on the fields of Islamic philosophy and theology; however, more recently he has turned to comparative considerations like those discussed in Three Messengers for One God. This book, which contains Arnaldez's unique reflections on a comparative reading of the three Abrahamic faith traditions, has been widely read in France since its publication in 1983 and has not been translated into English until now. In this text Arnaldez approaches the three monotheisms from the vantage point of the believer and the necessary specificity of faith. While such an approach inevitably produces irreducible dogmatic differences, the traditions themselves suggest a point of convergence. Arnaldez demonstrates that each tradition mandates, in its own way and according to its own history, that believers interiorize their faith. They thereby proclaim that the faith of the authentic believer is rooted within what is called the "heart." Those Jews, Christians, and Muslims who have most radically pursued this inner life are the mystics, and their writings reveal an understanding of the heart that transcends differences of dogma without abolishing these differences. Through a comparative study of the language used by the mystics, Arnaldez delineates points of convergence and difference among the three Abrahamic traditions and suggests that together they promote an original religious humanism whose articulation coincided with and influenced the development of Western civilization. This English edition of Three Messengers for One God will interest teachers and students who specialize in Islamic, Jewish, and Christian studies, as well as those who study comparative religion or scripture. It will also engage readers who enjoy challenging studies in spirituality.".
• catalog alternative "Trois messagers pour un seul Dieu. English".
• catalog contributor b5850834.
• catalog created "c1994.".
• catalog date "1994".
• catalog date "c1994.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c1994.".
• catalog description "1. Three Messengers and Three Messages. The God of Israel. The Christian perspective. Islam's point of view in relation to Judaism. Islam's point of view in relation to Christianity. Quranic polemic -- 2. Messengers, Messages and Addresses. God sends the prophets. The mystical opening. Character of the biblical and Gospel messages. Character of the quranic message. The addressees of the messages. Message against idolatry. Christian message to Jews. Convergence with the Quran. Does God need human beings? The religious experience of Jews and Muslims.".
• catalog description "In this text Arnaldez approaches the three monotheisms from the vantage point of the believer and the necessary specificity of faith. While such an approach inevitably produces irreducible dogmatic differences, the traditions themselves suggest a point of convergence. Arnaldez demonstrates that each tradition mandates, in its own way and according to its own history, that believers interiorize their faith. They thereby proclaim that the faith of the authentic believer is rooted within what is called the "heart." Those Jews, Christians, and Muslims who have most radically pursued this inner life are the mystics, and their writings reveal an understanding of the heart that transcends differences of dogma without abolishing these differences.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. [191]-202).".
• catalog description "Renowned French scholar Roger Arnaldez is the author of more than a dozen books on the Islamic and Jewish thinkers Ibn Hazm and Philo. Throughout Arnaldez's career he has focused on the fields of Islamic philosophy and theology; however, more recently he has turned to comparative considerations like those discussed in Three Messengers for One God. This book, which contains Arnaldez's unique reflections on a comparative reading of the three Abrahamic faith traditions, has been widely read in France since its publication in 1983 and has not been translated into English until now.".
• catalog description "Through a comparative study of the language used by the mystics, Arnaldez delineates points of convergence and difference among the three Abrahamic traditions and suggests that together they promote an original religious humanism whose articulation coincided with and influenced the development of Western civilization. This English edition of Three Messengers for One God will interest teachers and students who specialize in Islamic, Jewish, and Christian studies, as well as those who study comparative religion or scripture. It will also engage readers who enjoy challenging studies in spirituality.".
• catalog extent "viii, 219 p. ;".
• catalog hasFormat "Three messengers for one God.".
• catalog identifier "0268018855 (alk. paper)".
• catalog isFormatOf "Three messengers for one God.".
• catalog issued "1994".
• catalog issued "c1994.".
• catalog language "eng fre".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Notre Dame : University of Notre Dame Press,".
• catalog relation "Three messengers for one God.".
• catalog subject "291.1/72 20".
• catalog subject "BL410 .A7613 1994".
• catalog subject "Christianity Essence, genius, nature.".
• catalog subject "Islam Essence, genius, nature.".
• catalog subject "Judaism Essence, genius, nature.".
• catalog subject "Monotheism.".
• catalog subject "Religions Relations.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. Three Messengers and Three Messages. The God of Israel. The Christian perspective. Islam's point of view in relation to Judaism. Islam's point of view in relation to Christianity. Quranic polemic -- 2. Messengers, Messages and Addresses. God sends the prophets. The mystical opening. Character of the biblical and Gospel messages. Character of the quranic message. The addressees of the messages. Message against idolatry. Christian message to Jews. Convergence with the Quran. Does God need human beings? The religious experience of Jews and Muslims.".
• catalog title "Three messengers for one God / by Roger Arnaldez ; translated by Gerald W. Schlabach with Mary Louise Gudé and David B. Burrell.".
• catalog title "Trois messagers pour un seul Dieu. English".
• catalog type "text".