One God or Two? Understanding the Divide Between the God of the Bible and the God of the Qur’an

Introduction

“One God or Two? Understanding the Divide Between the God of the Bible and the God of the Qur’an”

It began with a question whispered through centuries, yet never fully answered:
“Is the God of the Bible the same as the God of the Qur’an?”

For millions, this question is not academic—it is personal, even eternal.
It defines nations, separates neighbors, and stirs the hearts of those who long to know the truth about who God really is.

We live in an age where the world’s two largest faiths—Christianity and Islam—stand side by side, often in tension, sometimes in peace, but always asking: Can we ever truly understand one another?

This book is not written to attack or to defend, but to discover.
It invites readers—believers and skeptics, Christians and Muslims, seekers and scholars—to embark on a journey that goes beyond religion to the very heart of who God reveals Himself to be. This book does not seek to “win” an argument. It seeks to illuminate a mystery.
It does not build walls—it builds bridges strong enough to hold the weight of truth.

Through clear comparison, historical insight, and theological clarity, One God or Two? explores:

What Muslims and Christians actually believe about God.

Why both faiths claim Abraham as their father yet diverge so dramatically.

How Jesus stands at the center of both admiration and controversy.

Why understanding the Trinity changes everything.

And most importantly, how love—not hatred—becomes the ultimate evidence of truth.