The Venerable Dr. Michael Ipgrave is the Archdeacon of Southwark, Church of England.

"A valuable piece of education for theologians, intellectuals, and politicians alike. It raises all the right questions about Muslim-Christian relations, and offers some useful and even provocative answers. The analysis in this book is as vital for experts as it is for the general public to know that there is a common way for all of us."-HE Mustafa Ceric, Grand Mufti of Bosnia"In a world in which Islamophobia (fed by militant right wing, anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim political parties, clergy and neo-cons, as well as religious extremism and anti-Westernism) thrives, Building Bridges continues to be an important multilateral beacon of light. It represents the best of Jesus and Muhammad's spirit and 'inclusive' vision and message." -John L. Esposito, professor & founding director, Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding, Georgetown University

• Introduction Muslims, Christians and the Common GoodMichael Ipgrave 1. Believers and Citizens "In Broken Images": Faith in the Public SphereMaleiha Malik Christian Faith and National BelongingMichael Nazir-Ali Faith and National Identity of Catholics in Bosnia-HerzegovinaMato Zovkic The Identity of Christians in Church and in StateBogdan Lubardi Faith and National Identity in BritainZaki Badawi and Michael IpgraveNotes 2. Seeking the Common Good Islamic Views of the CollectiveTariq Ramadan The Common Good: Catholicism, Pluralism, and Secular SocietyJohn LanganBosnian Muslim Scholars on Governance and JusticeFikret Karcic Muslim and Christian Perspectives on Different Models of Governance and JusticeVladimir CiricGovernment and Religion in MalaysiaMohammad Hashim Kamali Different Models of Governance and Justice: A West African Christian PerspectiveJohn Azumah Notes 3. Caring Together for the World We Share Christianity, Islam and the Challenge of PovertyRowan Williams Poverty and the Charism of IshmaelTimothy J. Winter Speaking to the HeartEllen F. Davis yatology and Rahmatology: Islam and the EnvironmentAref Ali Nayed Notes ConclusionBuilding Bridges in Bosnia-HerzegovinaMichael Ipgrave Index

The Venerable Dr. Michael Ipgrave is the Archdeacon of Southwark, Church of England.

"A valuable piece of education for theologians, intellectuals, and politicians alike. It raises all the right questions about Muslim-Christian relations, and offers some useful and even provocative answers. The analysis in this book is as vital for experts as it is for the general public to know that there is a common way for all of us."-HE Mustafa Ceric, Grand Mufti of Bosnia"In a world in which Islamophobia (fed by militant right wing, anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim political parties, clergy and neo-cons, as well as religious extremism and anti-Westernism) thrives, Building Bridges continues to be an important multilateral beacon of light. It represents the best of Jesus and Muhammad's spirit and 'inclusive' vision and message." -John L. Esposito, professor & founding director, Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding, Georgetown University

• Introduction Muslims, Christians and the Common GoodMichael Ipgrave 1. Believers and Citizens "In Broken Images": Faith in the Public SphereMaleiha Malik Christian Faith and National BelongingMichael Nazir-Ali Faith and National Identity of Catholics in Bosnia-HerzegovinaMato Zovkic The Identity of Christians in Church and in StateBogdan Lubardi Faith and National Identity in BritainZaki Badawi and Michael IpgraveNotes 2. Seeking the Common Good Islamic Views of the CollectiveTariq Ramadan The Common Good: Catholicism, Pluralism, and Secular SocietyJohn LanganBosnian Muslim Scholars on Governance and JusticeFikret Karcic Muslim and Christian Perspectives on Different Models of Governance and JusticeVladimir CiricGovernment and Religion in MalaysiaMohammad Hashim Kamali Different Models of Governance and Justice: A West African Christian PerspectiveJohn Azumah Notes 3. Caring Together for the World We Share Christianity, Islam and the Challenge of PovertyRowan Williams Poverty and the Charism of IshmaelTimothy J. Winter Speaking to the HeartEllen F. Davis yatology and Rahmatology: Islam and the EnvironmentAref Ali Nayed Notes ConclusionBuilding Bridges in Bosnia-HerzegovinaMichael Ipgrave Index

The Venerable Dr. Michael Ipgrave is the Archdeacon of Southwark, Church of England.

"A valuable piece of education for theologians, intellectuals, and politicians alike. It raises all the right questions about Muslim-Christian relations, and offers some useful and even provocative answers. The analysis in this book is as vital for experts as it is for the general public to know that there is a common way for all of us."-HE Mustafa Ceric, Grand Mufti of Bosnia"In a world in which Islamophobia (fed by militant right wing, anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim political parties, clergy and neo-cons, as well as religious extremism and anti-Westernism) thrives, Building Bridges continues to be an important multilateral beacon of light. It represents the best of Jesus and Muhammad's spirit and 'inclusive' vision and message." -John L. Esposito, professor & founding director, Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding, Georgetown University

• Introduction Muslims, Christians and the Common GoodMichael Ipgrave 1. Believers and Citizens "In Broken Images": Faith in the Public SphereMaleiha Malik Christian Faith and National BelongingMichael Nazir-Ali Faith and National Identity of Catholics in Bosnia-HerzegovinaMato Zovkic The Identity of Christians in Church and in StateBogdan Lubardi Faith and National Identity in BritainZaki Badawi and Michael IpgraveNotes 2. Seeking the Common Good Islamic Views of the CollectiveTariq Ramadan The Common Good: Catholicism, Pluralism, and Secular SocietyJohn LanganBosnian Muslim Scholars on Governance and JusticeFikret Karcic Muslim and Christian Perspectives on Different Models of Governance and JusticeVladimir CiricGovernment and Religion in MalaysiaMohammad Hashim Kamali Different Models of Governance and Justice: A West African Christian PerspectiveJohn Azumah Notes 3. Caring Together for the World We Share Christianity, Islam and the Challenge of PovertyRowan Williams Poverty and the Charism of IshmaelTimothy J. Winter Speaking to the HeartEllen F. Davis yatology and Rahmatology: Islam and the EnvironmentAref Ali Nayed Notes ConclusionBuilding Bridges in Bosnia-HerzegovinaMichael Ipgrave Index