religious tolerance

Explores the history of discrimination toward American Muslims, what is being done today to fight prejudice, personal stories of those affected, and more.

This is a provocative look at anti-Christian sentiments in America. Drawing on both quantitative and qualitative research, the authors do not attempt to show the prevalence of anti-Christian attitudes but rather to document it, dig into where it exists, explore who holds these attitudes, and examine how this bias plays itself out in everyday life.

Explores the growth in religious intolerance towards Muslims and identifies the factors contributing to this process. Considers how this negative train of thought can be overcome to move back toward a more open, tolerant society.

The fourth book in the Celestine Series describes a new wave of religious tolerance and integrity that is arriving, in reaction to years of religious warfare and political corruption.

Three friends--a Christian, a Jew, and a Muslim--who played together as children in the gardens of Cordoba's beautiful mosque, come together as adults to appeal to the Spanish king who has conquered the city to reconsider his plans to tear down the Great Mosque and replace it with a church.

Examines the crusading movement of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, and discusses the political, social, economic, and military reasons why efforts to take back the Holy Land for Christendom ultimately failed.

Presents a portrait of the civilization of medieval Spain, founded by a young Islamic prince on the Iberian peninsula, al-Andalus, discussing the kingdom's character of tolerance, and the flourishing of literature, art, and science, and introducing some of the influential people of the time.