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"This work traces the origins of apocalyptic prophecy in Christianity and Islam through in-depth examinations of several texts found within the Bible, the Quran, and the Hadith. The religious prophecies discussed in this book are largely focused on end-time or apocalyptic scenarios"--Provided by publisher.
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Prophecy and the fundamentalist quest: an integrative study of Christian and Muslim apocalyptic religion
2008, McFarland
in English
0786433000 9780786433001
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Table of Contents
Sources of Christian and Islamic prophecy
An historical struggle for ascendancy
What the prophets of old foretold
Mahdi, Islam's archetypal redeemer, and other Muslim messiahs
Jesus: son of God or Muslim prophet?
Christian fundamentalism: then and now
Jihad: a theoretical and historical framework
Osama bin Laden and his terrorist agenda
The world today
Conclusion: beyond prophecy.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 177-178) and index.
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