Christianity and other religions edited by John Hick and Brian Hebblethwaite [Text]
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TextPublication details: Philadelphia Fortress Press 1981, c1980Edition: First Fortress Press editionDescription: 253 p. ; 22 cmISBN: - 0800614445
- BR 127.C474 1981 19
- BR127 .C474 1981
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Includes index.
Bibliography: p. 239-250.
Troeltsch, E. The place of Christianity among the world religions.--Barth, K. The revelation of God as the abolition of religion.--Rahner, K. Christianity and the non-Christian religions.--Vatican II. Declaration on the relation of the church to non-Christian religions.--Smith, W. C. The Christian in a religiously plural world.--Tillich, P. Christianity judging itself in the light of its encounter with the world religions.--Panikkar, R. The unknown Christ of Hinduism.--Samartha, S. Dialogue as a continuing Christian concern.--Hick, J. Whatever path men choose is mine.--Moltmann, J. Christianity and the world religions.--Taylor, J. V. The theological basis of interfaith dialogue.
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