John Paul II, Islam and the Middle East
The Pope's Spiritual Leadership in Developing a Dialogical Path for the New History of Christian-Muslim Relations
by Dorota Rudnicka-Kassem
John Paul II, Islam and the Middle East will certainly evoke numerous discussions on John Paul II’s attitude towards Islam and the Middle Eastern predicament and inspire new reflections, critical remarks and balanced judgment concerning the issue.
- By (author) Dorota Rudnicka-Kassem
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