"And if Christ be not raised, your faith is vain; ye are yet in your sins."
(1 Corinthians 15:17)

Man's only hope of Salvation rests in Christ. Therefore if we are to be ready always to give an answer to every man that ask [us] a reason of the hope that is in [us] with meekness and fear, then our first point of discussion with our Muslim neighbours should concern the Person and work of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Islam well understands the necessity to deal with this subject and has clear views concerning Christ. The following articles assist towards addressing these views:

• Christ's Birth

  • The Birth of Mary in the Quran

  • The Supernatural Birth

  • Why should God become incarnate?

  • The Unique Birth of Christ

   

• Christ as a Person

  • The Person of Jesus Christ

  • The Muslim Christ

  • Christ in Christianity and Islam

  • Christ's Miracle

  • Character of Christ

  • Why should God be come incarnate

   

• Christ's Work

  • Challenge of the three of tombs

  • The Crucifixion

  • The Historicity of the Crucifixion

  • - The Orthodox view - Jesus did not die

  • - A Muslim rationalist interpretation

  • - How came Muhammad to make these statements?

  • The Resurrection

  • The Atonement

  • Objections against the Doctrine of Christ's Atonement

   

• The Muslim Christ

  • Christ's Name and their Significance

  • Why did Muhammad use the term 'Isa?

  • Why did Muhammad use the term El Messih?

  • The Quran Account of His Life Death and Translation

  • Jesus Christ Supplanted by Muhammad