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Faith as a Theme in Mark's Narrative. By Christopher D. Marshall. (Society for New Testament Studies, Monograph Series 64.) Cambridge University Press, 1989. Pp. xii + 262. £27.50.

The book, provoking as it does consideration of what might be done about perceptions and misperceptions between Christians and Muslims, offers a starting-point for meaningful Christian-Muslim dialogue. It will be a useful source for Christian-Muslim groups seeking to establish more meaningful relations as co-citizens in many parts of the world, a world which faced with insidious secularism, demands co-witness from those who claim to be committed to the service of God.