Peace or Pieces?
The Quran Cross-Examined by History and Scripture
Series: True Faith Examined · Volume 2 · Formats: PDF, paperback, Kindle, audiobook
About this book
Islam's peace claim tested by the Quran, Muhammad's biography, manuscript history, and the gospel of the risen Christ.
Islam claims peace — but does the Quran, Muhammad's life, and fourteen centuries of history support that claim? Peace or Pieces? cross-examines Islamic sources with the same rigor applied to Christianity, then shows why only the crucified and risen Jesus satisfies justice and mercy.
Summary
Volume 2 refuses the two shortcuts common in Western discourse: pretending Islam is only a religion of peace, or demonizing Muslim neighbors. Instead, it reads the Quran and Hadith on their own terms, examines abrogation and jihad passages in context, and weighs manuscript transmission against the textual stability of the New Testament.
Readers learn the shahada, the role of Muhammad, and Islamic eschatology — then hear why denying the crucifixion creates an unbridgeable gap with eyewitness history. Practical chapters equip believers to share the gospel with Muslim friends without caricature or fear.
For missionaries, refuges workers, neighbors in diverse cities, and anyone who has heard 'we worship the same God' and wants to know if that claim survives evidence.
Editorial Review
Editorial review (Twice Born Ministry Publishing): The title is provocative but earned: the book lets Islamic sources speak, then measures them against public history. Witnesses to Muslims will appreciate primary-text citations and the repeated call to love people while testing ideas. A necessary companion to Ten Worldviews.
Editorial review from Twice Born Ministry Publishing — not a customer testimonial.
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