Ravi puts a lot on his plate in this short book. For a book written directly post-9/11 I was surprised at the broadness of his discussion. I was hoping maybe for a little more depth about Islam from a Christian viewpoint but again that would require a longer book (and I am open to suggestions).

He offers the following:
-The difficulty of dealing with evil without knowing God;
-the Christian aspects of the United States and its makeup;
-the roots of Islam examined in the light of the Bible;
-the perspectives and division of Islam;
-how Christians should view death and suffering; and
-what our role can be in preventing such conflicts.

A major point in the book is the idea that "there should not be compulsion in religion," and that this is both a Christian idea and a shaping influence for the U.S.A. ( )