11 First Words. . . Muslim-Christian Relations: An Encore. By Lanny Peters, Pastor of Oakhurst Baptist Church, Decatur, Georgia and one of the original members of the interfaith organization Atlanta World Pilgrims, and Lance Laird, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and Senior Consultant to the Boston Healing Landscape Project, an institute for the study of religions, cultures, and medicines at Boston University School of Medicine.

15 A Word From. . . By Tony Campolo, Professor Emeritus, Eastern University, St. Davids, Pennsylvania, and Founder and President,The Evangelical Association for the Promotion of Education.

21A Word About. . . Words. By David M. May, Professor of New Testament, Central Baptist Theological Seminary, Shawnee, Kansas, and a member of the Editorial Board of Review & Expositor.

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27 Christianity and Islam: Two Kinds of Difference. By S. Mark Heim, Samuel Abbott Professor of Christian Theology at Andover-Newton Theological School, Newton Centre, Massachusetts.

39  History, Faith and Muslim-Christian Dialogue, 2. By Whitney Bodman, Associate Professor of Comparative Religion at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Texas.

53 A Muslim Perspective on Interfaith Dialogue with Christians. ByAmir Hussain, Professor in the Department of Theological Studies at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, California.

67 Loving Our Neighbor, Honoring Muhammad. By Lance D. Laird, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and Senior Consultant to the Boston Healing Landscape Project, an institute for the study of religions, cultures, and medicines at Boston University School of Medicine.

85 The Contemporary Muslim American Woman. By Tayyibah Taylor, Founding Editor-in-Chief and Publisher of Azizah Magazine; she has presented lectures on Islam and Muslim women at national and international conferences.