Abraham on Trial

In "Abraham on Trial," author Carol Delaney delves into the complex foundations of faith that have historically glorified the notion of child sacrifice. Published by Princeton University Press in 2000, this insightful work spans 352 pages and provides a thought-provoking perspective on the shared and divergent beliefs among the Abrahamic religions. Through a critical examination of Biblical studies, anthropology, and gender studies, Delaney invites readers to explore the underlying narratives that shape Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. This book not only highlights the historical contexts of these faiths but also offers a pathway to understanding and overcoming the violence that often arises between them. Perfect for scholars and general readers alike, "Abraham on Trial" challenges us to reconsider the moral implications of our beliefs and the potential for unity among diverse religious traditions.