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of the world, deserved a very serious and deep investigation.
As these two religions claim their origin from one and the
same source, it would follow that no important point of
controversy between them should be allowed to exist. Both
these great religions believe in the existence of the Deity
and in the covenant made between God and the Prophet
Abraham. On these two principal points a thoroughly con-
scientious and final agreement must be arrived at between
the intelligent adherents of the two faiths. Are we poor and
ignorant mortals to believe in and worship one God, or are
we to believe in and fear a plurality of Gods? Which of the
two, Christ or Prophet Muhammad, is the object of the Divine
Covenant? These two questions must be answered once
for all.
It would be a mere waste of time here to refute those
As these two religions claim their origin from one and the
same source, it would follow that no important point of
controversy between them should be allowed to exist. Both
these great religions believe in the existence of the Deity
and in the covenant made between God and the Prophet
Abraham. On these two principal points a thoroughly con-
scientious and final agreement must be arrived at between
the intelligent adherents of the two faiths. Are we poor and
ignorant mortals to believe in and worship one God, or are
we to believe in and fear a plurality of Gods? Which of the
two, Christ or Prophet Muhammad, is the object of the Divine
Covenant? These two questions must be answered once
for all.
It would be a mere waste of time here to refute those