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Importance of these words -- Gibbon's verdict-- Value of this creed to the Moslem -- Sources for the idea of Deity -- The ethical value of such Monotheism -- Various views.

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Significance of the word Allah -- Allah among the pagan Arabs -- The Beit Allah -- The Hanifs -- Testimony of the monuments -- Monotheism in the Koran -- The idea of God's essence -- Silence of tradition -- Ghazzali's definition -- Mohammed's idea of the Unbegotten -- The Commentaries.

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These really attributes -- The Moslem's rosary -- List of these names -- The Holy -- The All-Compelling -- Moslem idea of Divine Justice Of Truth -- "The mothers of the attributes" -- The word Rabb -- The two hundred and one names of Mohammed.

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Their effect on the Moslem mind -- Division and classification -- Those that describe His Unity -- Mercy -- Power -- The Avenger -- The moral attributes -- Holiness of God ignored -- The Koran doctrine of Sin -- Kinds of sins -- Terms used -- No distinction between the ceremonial and the moral law -- Proof from tradition -- Sin not a serious matter -- The punishment of sin -- Allah not bound by a standard of justice -- ls Allah unchangeable?  -- Justice of Allah -- The chief attritbute -- God's omniscience purely physical -- His power -- He does not sleep -- Real Unity of God absent -- The Koran idea of holiness -- The Pantheism of force -- The idea of the mystics -- Views of other sects -- Allah the light of the world.

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The fundamental idea in Moslem theology -- Palgrave as a critic of Islam -- His famous characterization of Allah -- The Absolute and Omnipotent Monad -- He is jealous of His creatures -- Wahabi teaching orthodox -- Moslem idea of Creation -- Koran texts -- Contradictions -- the days of creation -- God the author of evil -- The universe not infinite -- Creation of the pen -- The throne of God -- How God sits -- Speculation and orthodoxy -- Renan's opinion -- Allah leads men astray -- No hope in Islam -- One-sided idea of God  -- God above us, with us, in us.

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The negative side of the Moslem idea of God -- Clark's remark on this aspect of false religions -- The two foci of Moslem controversy -- The idea of the Trinity fundamental and essential -- Koran references to the doctrine -- Misapprehension of true Trinity -- The testimony of the commentaries  -- How they differ and why -- Indirect references in the Koran -- Shirk -- Are Christians polytheists?  -- The Christology of the Koran -- The person of Christ -- His birth -- The denial of Christ's divinity  -- And the Atonement -- Hatred of the Cross -- Christ's place in heaven -- The Holy Spirit is the Angel Gabriel -- Was Mohammed ignorant of true Christian teaching concerning the Trinity? -- The Collyridians -- Intercourse with Christians -- Yemen Christianity -- Abyssinian -- Koelle's conclusion -- Could Mohammed read and write?

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The importance of this doctrine in Islam's idea of God -- Distinguished from Christian teaching -- Terms used -- Koran passages -- El Berkevi's summary -- Tradition on this topic -- Pre-existence of souls -- Adam and Moses -- The salvation of infants -- Fatalism of the Greeks -- Of Islam -- "Allah katib" -- "Inshallah" -- "El-ha'mdu-lillah" -- Moslem idea of prayer -- The fundamental difference between Calvinistic and Moslem doctrine of the decress -- Allah not love -- No Fatherhood -- The Moslem hell -- Source of these ideas -- The Talmud  -- Story of the angel of death -- Other views of Predestination -- The orthodox view widespread -- Barren of ideas.

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The Moslem idea of God compared with that of Christianity -- The true standard -- Mohammed's ascent to heaven -- Four elements wanting -- No Fatherhood -- The lack of love in the Moslem religion -- Mysticism a revolt -- The distorted idea of justice -- The law in Islam -- Lack of harmony in Allah's attributes -- The results of such Monotheism -- Islam's ideal of ethics -- The Moslem idea of God is sterile -- The Christian Trinity -- No compromise is possible -- The only True God and Jesus Christ.

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