Abstract:
Salvation is the objective of every religious tradition. Christian tradition claims Jesus as the
particular redeemer, as he is viewed as the only one who reveals God, truly and fully. Thus, Jesus
can be seen as the only way to Salvation. The question then arises, what about other people who
do not follow Jesus, instead they follow prophet Muhammad or some other religious figures
whom they believe that God has sent to save them? How then, the relationship between
Christianity and other religions? By the study on Isaiah, this article is an interreligious conversation
on the problem of salvation both in Christianity and Islam. One of the theological points of Isaiah
is salvation, and it is also the Christian message. Isaiah is analysed from a hermeneutical approach
and then the Qur’anic perspective is presented in conversation with Isaiah.
CONTRIBUTION : This article speaks for multidiscipline, inter-discipline and transdisciplinary
approaches of religious studies in the global theological field. From a multidisciplinary
theological perspective, it reflects on the textual and hermeneutical studies within the Abrahamic
religions as revealed in the Judaistic scriptures, the Old and New Testament, and the Qur’an.
