Abraham's Children

The Rt Revd Richard Harries has been bishop of Oxford since 1987. Dr Tim Winter is Lecturer in Islamic Studies at the University of Cambridge. Rabbi Norman Solomon was Director of the Centre for the Study of Judaism and Jewish-Christian Relations in Birmingham.

• Introduction - Richard Harries; Part 1: Foundations of Faith; 1. Abraham; Abraham from a Jewish Perspective - Sybil Sheridan; Abraham from a Christian Perspective - Paul Joyce; Abraham from a Muslim Perspective - Tim Winter; 2. Moses; Moses from a Jewish Perspective - Jonathan Gorsky; Moses from a Christian Perspective - John Barton; Moses from a Muslim Perspective - Annabel Keeler; 3. Jesus; Jesus from a Christian Perspective - Kallistos Ware; Jesus from a Jewish Perspective - Sybil Sheridan; Jesus from a Muslim Perspective, by Basil Mustafa; 4. Muhammad; Muhammad from a Muslim Perspective - Tim Winter; Muhammad from a Christian Perspective - Keith Ward; Muhammad from a Jewish Perspective - Ron Nettler; Part 2: Resources for the Modern World; 5. The Image of God in Humanity; The Image of God in Humanity from a Jewish Perspective - Norman Solomon; The Image of God in Humanity from a Christian Perspective - Alison Salvesen; The Image of God in Humanity from a Muslim Perspective - Yahya Michot; 6. Religion and Pluralism; Pluralism from a Jewish Perspective - Norman Solomon; Pluralism from a Christian Perspective - Keith Ward; Pluralism from a Muslim Perspective - Tim Winter; 7. Gender; Gender from a Jewish Perspective - Sybil Sheridan; Gender from a Christian Perspective - Marcus Braybrooke; Gender from a Muslim Perspective - Tim Winter; 8. The Environment; The Environment from a Jewish Perspective - Norman Solomon; The Environment from a Christian Perspective - Kallistos Ware; The Environment from a Muslim Perspective - Lutfi Radwan; 9. Life After Death; Life after Death from a Jewish Perspective - Norman Solomon; Life after Death from a Christian Perspective - Richard Harries; Life after Death from a Muslim Perspective - Yahya Michot.

"Distinguished scholars from all three faiths examine the key issues which either unite or divide Jews, Christians and Muslims today and offer constructive suggestions for developing mutual understanding. Abraham's Children is the product of the fruitful interaction of the Oxford Abrahamic Group. Its contributors demonstrate that faith cannot be shared more widely without an acute awareness of the questions the world poses." -SirReadaLot.org, June 1, 2006