Today I finished the book A Deadly Misunderstanding by Mark Siljander, and I vigorously recommend it. A former Republican congressman with impeccable conservative credentials, colleague of Newt Gingrich and the "Young Turks" of the Reagan Revolution, Mark was also a staunch conservative Evangelical Christian, solid supporter of Israel and opponent of communists and Muslims wherever they might be found. Challenged not long after an electoral defeat, to find the scriptural basis for his conviction to convert others to Christianity, Mark discovered to his shock that the supposed command wasn't there. But rather than pull back into his comfortable religious shell, Mark did the crazy thing: he learned Greek and Aramaic and started digging into what the original languages of the New Testament actually taught.
A DEADLY MISUNDERSTANDING: A CONGRESSMAN'S QUEST TO BRIDGE THE MUSLIM-CHRISTIAN DIVIDE
