Trinitarian Ethics

Monotheism is the belief in one Supreme Being, God. Belief has its consequences. The believer is expected to follow moral precepts and ethical norms peculiar to the faith. In this book, Dr. Doghramji explains the similarities and differences among adherents of various monotheistic faiths such as Christianity and Islam. Christian monotheism is Trinitarian, while Islam is Unitarian. What are the ethical implications of Muslim monotheism and Christian trinitarianism? Dr. Doghramji demonstrates the transcendence of Christian ethics over all forms of morality, particularly Islam.