Blood of the Moon

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This is an excellent book to aid in an understanding of the threat of terrorism and the ongoing crisis in the middle East. George Grant compares the Christian worldview as opposed to the Muslim beliefs. Where the divergence came from and where it seems to be leading us. Very readable and interesting book. One you will want to share with many friends.

Perhaps you were like I was on September the 11th, gaping in awe at the destructiveness of the beliefs that propogate terrorism and carnage. What are the beliefs behind such atrocities?And then there was and is the ensuing battle over the whole concept behind the religion of Islam. What, historically, has this concept been, and what is it today?In concise, easy to read terms, starting with the ancient past and exploring the history of Eastern/Western tension, George Grant explains the source of the conflict. Going directly to the Koran, and utilizing his deep knowledge of the history, he gives answers to the questions we have been asking since September 11. A great book for people like me--laypeople searching for reasons and answers.

This book brings us to the very simple focal point, that if we have two different beliefs, each firmly rooted it is the only right way to live, the other must be conquered. If this book were read thousands of years ago, just maybe we would not have these differences today. (...). A way to bring us together.

I thank God that as I write, this book is soon to be re-released by Thomas Nelson. Not a moment too soon! Despite the short length of the book, Rev. Grant gets down deep to uncover the real underlying causes and issues. With this book, you will come away with understanding and with hope, but you won't come away with any easy answers. One of the things I like best about Rev. Grant -- whose books can almost all be given the highest recommendation -- is his thoroughly BIBLICAL approach. Too many "Christian" writers lack a thoroughly biblical perspective, due to their theological weakness. (For example, many Dispensationalist writers on the Middle East will miss the important issues because of their preoccupation with the greatly anticipated "any-moment-now" Rapture and Christ's alleged return to Jerusalem thereafter to bring in the Millennium.) Rev. Grant's Covenant Theology frees him from these distractions. I don't know whether the impending re-release will be updated in any way, but it is an extremely useful book just as it was first written around the time of the Gulf War. Get it and read it!