Who is my enemy?: questions American Christians must face about Islam--and themselves - Camp, Lee C. (Grand Rapids, MI : Brazos Press, 2011)
The Muslim enemy -- To seek to understand rather than to be understood -- Looking for New Testament Christianity -- The early church and the Jesus story -- The New Testament and the politics of Jesus -- The Qu'ran and the politics of Muhammad -- On the Christian, the Old Testament, and war -- The early Muslims and the Muhammad story -- The Constantine story and the Christian just war tradition -- Crusading for Christ -- The cowboy Museum -- The western tradition of terror -- Terrorism bin Laden style -- Taking stock -- Why "religion" is not (necessarily) the problem -- The Oklahoma bombing, and why America can never commit terrorist acts -- On the sign of Jonah, and the "clash of civilizations" thesis -- On Muslim hospitality -- Good Friday -- The Arab barbershop, changing neighborhoods, and other small exercises in courage.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Keywords: Islam -- United States; Christianity -- United States; Islam -- Relations -- Christianity; Christianity and other religions -- Islam; Ethnic conflict -- Religious aspects; Violence -- Religious aspects -- Islam; Violence -- Religious aspects -- Christianity; Political messianism -- United States; Electronic books