Reading the New Testament
alongside the Qur’an
Reading the New Testament alongside the Qur’an raises and clarifies several types of questions for both Christians and Muslims. Intertextuality: How do their respective approaches to earlier Scriptures compare? Nature of divine revelation: Issues such as progressive revelation, continuity and discontinuity, genre of scripture, divine and human authorship will arise. Finality. New Testament and Qur’anic claims of finality and universality call for comparison of their openness to claims to further divine revelation. The book of Hebrews will provide a test case for a juxtaposed reading of these primary texts.
- Zoom orientation meeting: Wednesday, January 8 at 5pm Istanbul time.
- Zoom Sessions: Wednesdays, January 22, January 29, February 5, and February 12 at 5pm Istanbul time (8am Central US / 9am Eastern US / 2pm UK / 7pm Lahore).
Sessions will last 2 hours, and we will end promptly at 7pm Istanbul time. Session recordings will be available to participants following our sessions, but your participation in live Zoom sessions is essential to the success of the program.
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