The award-winning documentary by EthicsDaily.com titled Different Books, Common Word: Baptists and Muslims will air on a number of ABC-TV stations across the country this upcoming Sunday, January 17.
Different Books, Common Word will air Sunday at 12pm in Richmond, Virginia on WRIC and at 12:30 on KXXXV in Central Texas (Waco, Temple, Killeen, Fort Hood). In Waco, KXXV is Ch. 5 and Ch. 1005 (HD).
A list of upcoming airdates is here. Check to see if and when Different Books, Common Word is showing in your area.
Read a review of Different Books, Common Word here.
The trailer is below:
More clips from the documentary and related articles are here.
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I missed the 3:55 a.m. Houston showing of this “award-winning” (who’s award, I wonder?) documentary. I was up, but throwing my newspaper route.
I did, however, read the Discussion Guide in full. It should be equally condescending and offensive to both devout Muslims and Baptists.
The “review” you referenced isn’t without its faults either. Show me one devout Muslim or Christian who doesn’t believe his faith is “heavenly superior” and I’ll correct the characterization of that individual from “devout” to “nominal.”
That’s what I believe this project is promoting–works-oriented, pluralistic Baptists and cultural-only Muslims. Otherwise, the target audience would be only the criminal element of both traditions.