Reactions to Three Faiths One God

Bishop John Chane National Cathedral Diocese of Washington, D.C.	"God Bless you both for using your creative gifts for the common good of the commonwealth of nations."
Daisy Khan Executive Director SMA:American Society for Muslim Advancement	"It has been a pleasure and a mostcaptivating and absorbing experience, to watch "ThreeFaiths, One God". Your treatment of the interconnectedness of the three Abrahamic faiths is as deeply moving as it is candid, nuanced, and informative." ... MORE
Rev. Clark Lobenstine Executive Director InterFaith Conference of Metropolitan Washington	"Three Faiths: One God is a highly informative and beautifully produced documentary that will deepen the viewer's understanding of the similarities and differences of Islam with Judaism and Christianity. Together with its study guide, it will be a marvelous resource for deepening understanding about the Abrahamic faiths within congregations, schools and community groups. We look forward to also using it to stimulate engaging interfaith dialogues among persons of diverse faiths.
Sulayman S. Nyang, Ph.D. Howard University Washington, D.C.	"The documentary, entitled 'Three Faiths, One God: Judaism, Christian, Islam' is destined to serve as an important introductory text to a whole new field of interfaith dialogue between members of these three significant branches of the Abrahamic tree." ... MORE
Reuven Firestone, Professor Medieval Judaism and Islam Hebrew Union College Los Angeles, California	"In a day when too many people stress our real differences, we often forget the many deep and profound similarities between Islam and Judaism and Christianity." ... MORE

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