Interfaith growth and development involve not only occasions of interreligious encounter and affirmation, but also involve delving deeper into each, specific religious path, sometimes my own faith, sometimes the faith of others. In interfaith encounters and spaces, especially in the … Continue reading
An “extraordinary” discovery by an eagle-eyed scholar has identified the shadowy outlines of passages from the Bible behind an eighth-century manuscript of the Qur’an – the only recorded palimpsest in which a Christian text has been effaced to make way … Continue reading
From The Christian Post Looking to dispel the notion that Islam is an inherently violent religion, a Muslim entrepreneur and an evangelical doctor have come together to create a new translation of the Quran that includes over 3,000 references to … Continue reading
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Safi Kaskas added 2 new photos. 3 hrs · Frank Kaufmann a Bridges Board member presenting David Foka with a copy of the Qur’an with References to the Bible. David Foka is Head Emeritus of Pax Christi, Luxembourg. Current Administrative … Continue reading
In April Bridges was invited to participate in the Islamic Society of North America’s Annual Government and Interfaith Forum where the Qur’an with References to the Bible was publicly presented and distributed to 100 attendees. Over the several days Bridges board … Continue reading
Monsignor Khaled B. Akasheh, PHD, serves as the Head of the Office for Relations with Islam at the Pontifical Council for Inter-Religious Dialogue. As such he was one of the Vatican participants in the 2008 Catholic-Muslim Forum established following the … Continue reading
Dr. David Hungerford and Safi Kaskas, board members of Bridges to Common Ground produced The Qur’an with References to the Bible a seminal work in which over 3,000 Biblical cross references are integrated page by page throughout a readable, modern English interpretation … Continue reading
A new app has been developed that tells the story of the Bible with the readers’ own personal images. The app, called Parallel Bible is the brainchild of American missionary and street artist Andrew Breitenberg, who spent seven years in impoverished … Continue reading