Christian Ethics- A Historical and Systematic Analysis of Its Dominant Ideas

Position this title in Comparative Religion and Islamic Studies, adjacent to serious Christian-Muslim dialogue literature rather than general inspirational Islamic nonfiction. It suits stores and sections serving seminary students, graduate religious studies readers, and general readers of serious interfaith scholarship. Handsell language should lead with the book's origin — a Muslim scholar's two years inside a Christian divinity faculty — rather than with theological terminology, which will land better with browsing customers than the book's more technical apparatus.