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About The Book: Originally published in 1859, this book delves into the crucial theme of the relationship between Islam and Christianity. It is divided into two parts: the first part explores "Mohammed and His Creed," while the second part delves into "Contrasting Christianity and Islam." The author's primary objective is to ignite a missionary fervor and establish a practical basis for missionary endeavors, particularly among the 200 million Muslims, many of whom live under British rule. The text prioritizes practicality, with footnotes offering additional references and citations. The author's extensive research in regions such as Egypt, Arabia, Palestine, East Africa, Abyssinia, and India informs the content. All proceeds from the book support the Moslem Mission Society, furthering missionary work among Muslims. About The Author: John Muehleisen Arnold (1817-1881) held the title of B. D. and served as a consular chaplain in Batavia. He was also recognized as the late Honorary Secretary of the Moslem Mission Society. Arnold was a prolific author, contributing significantly to the study of Islam and comparative religion. Among his notable works are: "Islam: Its History, Character, and Relation to Christianity": In this seminal work, Arnold delved into the historical aspects of Islam, exploring its character and its intricate relationship with Christianity. "True and False Religion: A Compendious, Scriptural, and Consecutive View of the Origin, Development, and Character of Different Systems of Belief": In this comprehensive treatise, Arnold provided readers with a detailed examination of various belief systems, discerning the genuine from the spurious. John Muehleisen Arnold's contributions to the study of religion and his engagement with the Moslem Mission Society have left a lasting impact on our understanding of Islam and comparative religion. His writings continue to be valued resources for scholars and enthusiasts alike. The Title 'The Koran and the Bible: Or,