Some claim that "God is one and the same, only people call him by different names". Such a statement aims to reconcile all the religions of the world. It sounds safe and friendly; making nearly all religions acceptable so that people are lulled into a false sense of security. This false concept becomes even more misleading when the same names for God are used, such as the Almighty, the Merciful, the Creator. It is tragic because the outward differences that demand investigation are brushed aside. The unenquiring mind is deceived and dulled by the use of the same titles, just as a buyer may be satisfied by labels and pictures without examining the contents. This booklet examines the attributes of God as the Creator in light of three areas of teachings of Islam and Christianity: punishment for theft, the rights of men and women, and the love of God. Table of Contents:
- The Punishment for Theft
- The Place of Women
- The Love of God
- Title: Allah: is he God?
- Item#: B00325
- Size: 56 pages
- Length: 8.12
- Width: 5.75
- Weight: 0.2
- Copyright: 1993