Review by Pstodumeje -- Inviting Muslims to Christ

Pstodumeje · Post by **Pstodumeje** » 18 May 2020, 16:44

[Following is a volunteer review of "Inviting Muslims to Christ" by Randall Ireland.]

4 out of 4 stars

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Inviting Muslims to Christ by Randall Ireland is a non-fiction book that tells us about the basic beliefs within both Islam and Christianity that oversees the believer to redemption. He talked about the foundational teaching of Christianity, the third person of the Trinity, and salvation through Jesus Christ. The author wants the reader to know that the word Trinity, doesn’t appear in the Bible. Tawhid doesn’t appear in the Quran. Christianity and Islam are two different religion’s faith, even though they share many characters and events. The God of Christianity and Allah of Islam.

The author says it’s difficult to understand the motivations and actions of Christianity or Islam without understanding their belief. It is important to comprehend their origins, both historical and scriptural. What do we seek? We are striving to understand two different faiths that lead to the existence of Christians and Muslims throughout the world. The objective of the author is to convince Muslims to accept Jesus Christ as their personal Lord and savior.

I like this book for a lot of reasons. First, the sequence of this book was well-structured. I liked this book because of the transparency of the author on religion. What I enjoyed most about this book was its refreshing and authentic viewpoint. This book captivated me. The author starts the first chapter by seeking the truth. Which is what I liked most. He presented Jesus Christ as the redeemer for all humanity past, present, and future. I didn’t want to put the book down, especially as I read about the gift of salvation. The author wants the reader to accept the gift of salvation through Christ alone. With this, you have hope and promise of spending the afterlife in Heaven.

I liked the fact that the author used many quotations from the Bible and Quran to write this book, meaning that he researched plenty of sources before writing the message in the book. There is nothing to dislike about this book. The book teaches peace, fellowship, and mutual respect toward all mankind. The ending was fitting and entirely satisfying.

The book is well written and uses straightforward language. I haven’t noticed any grammatical errors, so the book is properly edited. Overall, the book deserves 4 out of 4 stars. I recommend this book to all age groups and Christians of all religious affiliations. It is a beautifully written inspirational book; however, it may not appeal to non-believers.

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Inviting Muslims to Christ
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sam-4jesus+ · Post by **sam-4jesus+** » 24 May 2020, 04:58

Knowing fully what I am going to gain from this novel which I have been exposed to through this review makes me want to read the novel. Am eager to know what the foundational teaching of Christianity is all about. Thanks for this review.

MeganDJ · Post by **MeganDJ** » 24 May 2020, 05:17

I appreciate that the author could find a balance and common ground between Christianity and Islam. In doing so, we promote a greater understanding between these similar but different religions. Thank you for the well-written review

Happy reading!

book_fanatic_ · Post by **book_fanatic_** » 24 May 2020, 07:20

I think all the religions teach almost same thing, just through different language and methods. I liked how the author has tried to show the similarity between the "God" and "Allah". Thanks for the nice and detailed review.

Prisallen · Post by **Prisallen** » 24 May 2020, 07:45

I agree that there are many similarities in most religions and that should bring people together, not apart. This book sounds very interesting. Thanks for your wonderful review!

Caffrey_19 · Post by **Caffrey_19** » 24 May 2020, 09:08

It sounds inspiring to know that the writer made use of scriptural quotations in putting across his message to the reader. Thanks for this wonderful review.

Ellylion · Post by **Ellylion** » 24 May 2020, 10:18

Sounds like a solid read for the fans of religious literature. Thank you for this insightful review!

Pstodumeje · Post by **Pstodumeje** » 24 May 2020, 10:41

sam-4jesus+ wrote: ↑24 May 2020, 04:58 Knowing fully what I am going to gain from this novel which I have been exposed to through this review makes me want to read the novel. Am eager to know what the foundational teaching of Christianity is all about. Thanks for this review.

Im glad you enjoyed this book.

Pstodumeje · Post by **Pstodumeje** » 24 May 2020, 10:54

Caffrey_19 wrote: ↑24 May 2020, 09:08 It sounds inspiring to know that the writer made use of scriptural quotations in putting across his message to the reader. Thanks for this wonderful review.

Im glad you enjoyed this Novel. It’s very inspiring.

Pstodumeje · Post by **Pstodumeje** » 24 May 2020, 10:56

Prisallen wrote: ↑24 May 2020, 07:45 I agree that there are many similarities in most religions and that should bring people together, not apart. This book sounds very interesting. Thanks for your wonderful review!

Thanks for your comments.

Pstodumeje · Post by **Pstodumeje** » 24 May 2020, 11:03

MeganDJ wrote: ↑24 May 2020, 05:17 I appreciate that the author could find a balance and common ground between Christianity and Islam. In doing so, we promote a greater understanding between these similar but different religions. Thank you for the well-written review Happy reading!

The author did find the balance between the two religions. Thanks for your comment.

Pstodumeje · Post by **Pstodumeje** » 24 May 2020, 11:04

book_fanatic_ wrote: ↑24 May 2020, 07:20 I think all the religions teach almost same thing, just through different language and methods. I liked how the author has tried to show the similarity between the "God" and "Allah". Thanks for the nice and detailed review.

Thanks for the comment.