I respectfully disagree with the author's conclusions. The Jesus who Christians believe in is not the Jesus found in the Qur'an. To believe otherwise is as false as the Muslim belief that Mohammed is foretold in the Gospel of John. I applaud is efforts to find commonality between our Faiths, but should be based on shared goals of mercy, charity, and social justice. Pseudo-ecumenicalism waters down our Faith because it presumes that the "other side's dogma/theology" could be true. As a Muslim colleague once said to me "Both of our Books cannot be right." I will take the New Testament over the Qur'an.

Islam denies Christian dogma and theology. Jesus is not the Son of God. He was not crucified. There is no Trinity. There is no Resurrection. No Salvation. It claims that our Scriptures are corrupted. Within Sharia, Islamic Law Christians and Jews are not treated well and live under oppression. Read the Jihad and Dhimmitude sections in "Reliance on the Traveler" by Keller. Educate yourself.