Christians cited the Qurâanâs own praise of the Bible as proof of Scriptureâs truth.
Evidence
The fact that the Qurâan recognised the earlier revelations as true induced in many Christians a curious sense of reassurance which Robert of Ketton himself best summed up. âBut although this Law is in many places very amusing, it represents, to observers and to those who take part, the greatest witness to, and the strongest foundation of, the sanctity and excellence of our Law.â â Norman Daniel, Islam and the West, 288
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- XREF: connects to: Bibliander believed a single Quranic passage could restore Christian-Muslim agreement