Written in the early 20th century, this manual provides a detailed exposition of the arguments that Muslims use to reject Christianity, and offers Christian apologists practical advice on how to respond. While some of the polemics may seem dated by modern standards, this book provides a valuable window into interfaith dialogue during a period of great tension and upheaval.

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