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Author: S J Michael Barnes

Theology and the Dialogue of Religions 1st Table of contents:

• Part I: Theological Foundations for Dialogue

  • Chapter 1: The Possibility of a Pluralist Theology of Religions
    • (Examines the theoretical underpinnings of religious pluralism and how different theological frameworks accommodate or resist it.)
  • Chapter 2: Christology and Religious Pluralism
    • (Addresses the challenges and opportunities for Christian theology, particularly Christology, in a religiously diverse world. This often explores exclusivist, inclusivist, and pluralist Christologies.)
  • Chapter 3: Theology of Creation and Interreligious Dialogue
    • (Explores how shared understandings of creation or cosmic order can serve as a basis for dialogue across different religious traditions.)
  • Chapter 4: The Problem of Evil in a Pluralistic World
    • (Considers how different religious traditions understand and respond to the problem of suffering and evil, and how this impacts interfaith discussions.)
  • Chapter 5: Revelation and Truth in a Multi-Religious Context
    • (Discusses the concept of divine revelation across traditions and the question of how different truth claims can coexist or engage each other.)

• Part II: Diverse Religious Perspectives on Dialogue

  • Chapter 6: Buddhist Perspectives on Dialogue with Other Religions
    • (Explores the philosophical and theological bases for interreligious engagement from a Buddhist standpoint, perhaps focusing on compassion, emptiness, or skillful means.)
  • Chapter 7: Hindu Approaches to Religious Diversity
    • (Examines the diverse ways in which Hinduism has historically engaged with other traditions, including concepts of Brahman, diverse paths to moksha, and the idea of "all paths lead to the same goal.")
  • Chapter 8: Islamic Theology and Interfaith Relations
    • (Discusses Islamic theological perspectives on "People of the Book," the concept of dawah, and contemporary challenges and opportunities for dialogue.)
  • Chapter 9: Jewish Thought and Dialogue with Other Faiths
    • (Explores Jewish theological stances on chosenness, covenant, and the relationship with other religions, particularly Christianity and Islam.)
  • Chapter 10: Indigenous Spiritualities and Interreligious Engagement
    • (Examines the unique challenges and contributions of indigenous religious traditions to the broader dialogue, often focusing on land, community, and wisdom traditions.)

• Part III: Practical and Ethical Dimensions of Dialogue

  • Chapter 11: The Ethics of Interreligious Dialogue
    • (Discusses principles for respectful and productive dialogue, including humility, openness, and mutual understanding.)
  • Chapter 12: Dialogue and Social Justice
    • (Explores how interreligious dialogue can contribute to addressing social inequalities, promoting peace, and fostering common ethical action.)
  • Chapter 13: The Role of Scripture in Interreligious Dialogue
    • (Examines how sacred texts are understood, interpreted, and shared in dialogue, and the challenges of intertextual engagement.)
  • Chapter 14: Contemporary Challenges and Future Directions
    • (Addresses issues such as religious extremism, secularism, and the role of dialogue in a globalized world.)

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