“Is Jesus the only God?” Andy Bannister & Imam Ali-Hanafi
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Christians and Muslims both honour Jesus... but they disagree profoundly about who He really is.
Was Jesus simply one of God's greatest prophets, as Islam teaches? Or is He God incarnate, whose death and resurrection changed history forever?
In this thoughtful and respectful conversation, Imam Yasser Al Hanafi and Christian philosopher Dr Andy Bannister explore the biggest theological questions dividing Islam and Christianity.
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Released on 17 Jul 2026
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