Dr. Rev. Ann Marlow Riedling, an accomplished theologian, Fulbright Scholar, and seasoned educator, has released her latest book, “Is Your God My God?,” a thought-provoking exploration of the similarities and differences between Christianity and Islam. The book is now available for purchase on Amazon.
Drawing on decades of personal experience living and working in the Middle East, Dr. Riedling offers readers a deeply informed and respectful examination of the question: Do Christians and Muslims worship the same God?
Through storytelling, theological comparisons, and cultural reflections, the book delves into key topics, including:
- The nature of God in Islam and Christianity
- The role of Jesus in both faiths
- Historical interactions, misunderstandings, and conflicts
- Shared moral teachings and Abrahamic roots
- Opportunities for dialogue, understanding, and peaceful coexistence
Both challenging and compassionate, “Is Your God My God?” invites readers to reflect on their own beliefs while fostering meaningful interfaith conversations. Perfect for students, theologians, interfaith dialogue groups, and anyone curious about the relationship between two of the world's largest religions, this book is a timely resource for building bridges of understanding in a divided world.
Dr. Riedling, who has lived in over fifty countries and served as a Fulbright Scholar in Bahrain, Yemen, Egypt, Oman, and Pakistan, brings a wealth of experience to her writing. She has authored twenty books, including eighteen textbooks and two trade books inspired by her time in the Middle East.
“Is Your God My God?” is available now on Amazon. Open your heart, understand your neighbor, and discover the shared and divergent paths that shape our world.
About the Author:
Dr. Rev. Ann Marlow Riedling holds two doctorates—one in Educational Administration and Distance Education and another in Theology and Christian Education. She has taught at prestigious universities, including San Jose State University and the University of South Florida, and is a four-time Fulbright Scholar.
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