Lull equipped lay merchants to argue the Trinity against Muslims and Jews alike
Evidence
Merchants, he said, who often did business in Islamic countries, were asked about the Christian religion by Muslims anxious for discussions; out of ignorance they often did not know how to answer and were ‘in doubt about the religion of Muhammad’. Now Lull would dispel this difficulty. He would show them how to demonstrate that the Christian religion is better, greater and truer than any other, by a method, in fact, that was equally efficacious against the Jews. Of course, it was solely concerned with the Trinity. — Norman Daniel, Islam and the West, 990
Categorization
- XREF: Islam and Judaism collapsed into one refutable target fits the vault thread on how ‘Islam’ gets constructed as a single coherent outside alongside ‘the Jew’.