CHRISTIAN ATTITUDES TOWARD OTHER RELIGIONS: THE CHALLENGE OF COMMITMENT AND OPENNESS

Synopsis: This essay outlines both the necessity and the difficulty that Christians face in working out a theology of religions that will sustain an authentic dialogue with other religions. The necessity for such a dialogical theology is grounded on the need for all religions to move from “an age of monologue” to “an age of dialogue.” The complexity has to do with the requirement of all dialogue: to be both truly committed to one’s own religion and at the same time truly open to other religions

Alan Brill. Judaism and Other Religions: Models of Understanding

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No Other Name? : A Critical Survey of Christian Attitudes Towards the World Religions

New Yorkxvi, 288 p.; 24 c

Introducing theologies of religions.

Maryknollxiii, 256 p.; 24 cm

No other name? : a critical survey of Christian attitudes toward the world religions

New Yorkxvi, 288 p. ; 23 cm

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Jakartaxvii, 282 p.; 21 cm

Subverting greed : religious perspectives on the global economy

New Yorkxiv, 193 p.; 22 cm

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