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Since both Islam and Christianity have their roots in Abrahamic religion, the argument is often made that this common root of Abraham makes them similar. Nothing could be further from the truth. The differences between the two faiths are so profound that merely coming from the same root does not in any way make them similar.
By Valerie Schmalz. Catholic philosopher says Catholics have much to learn from Muslims; from good and bad
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