What bridges exist between Christianity and Islam?

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The questions asked of the panel in this clip and the presenters who offered responses to them are listed below, sometimes in shortened form:

Must Muslims adopt a somewhat Trinitarian view in order to account for how God can be seen "talking with Adam"?
Response from: Seyyed Hossein Nasr

Is the uniqueness of Christ, as given in the Quran, sufficient for Christians who wish also to emphasize Christ's uniqueness?
Response from: Bishop Kallistos Ware

Must not an apophatic approach be applied to 'understanding' Christian formulations of the Trinity?
Response from: Ware

When the Hesychasts are taught to lay aside all "thoughts," are they not being taught that in some sense they must lay aside "definitions" as well?
Responses from: Ware and Vincent Rossi

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