What Christians can learn from other religions

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Autor principal: Wogaman, J. Philip (autor.)
Formato: Libro
Lenguaje:inglés
Publicado: Louisville : Westminster John Knox Press; 2014.
Materias:
Christianity and other religions.
Cristianismo y otras religiones.
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  • Machine generated contents note: Learning from Other Religions: Pitfalls and Possibilities
  • Pitfalls in Comparing Religions
  • Changing Perspectives on the Christian Mission
  • What Is Religion?
  • Confronting the Great Unknown
  • What Is Revelation?
  • Learning Afresh from Primal Roots
  • Humanity's Earliest Religious Expressions
  • Pervasive Spiritual Presence
  • Myth in Primal Religion
  • Learning from Judaism
  • The Biblical Legacy
  • What We Worship Is Central to Who We Are
  • The Theological Significance of Jesus Christ
  • Attitudes toward the Material World and Human History
  • What Christians Can Learn from Jewish "Chosenness"
  • The Jewish Sense of Tradition
  • The Jewish Capacity to Endure
  • Learning from Islam
  • Confronting Negative Realities and Stereotypes
  • Muslim Openness to Others
  • Muslim Acceptance of Other Religions
  • The Challenge of Islamic Monotheism
  • Veneration of the Prophet
  • Muslim Affirmations of the Physical World
  • Contents note continued: Muslim Moral and Spiritual Disciplines
  • Islamic Commitment to Universal Community
  • The Paradox of Medieval Islam
  • The Mystical Side of Islam: Sufisim and Rumi
  • Learning from Hinduism
  • The Vastness of God
  • Reality and Illusion
  • Human Fulfillment
  • Life Stages and Personality Differences
  • The Caste System
  • Hindu Beliefs about Evil
  • Conclusion
  • Learning from Buddhism
  • Buddhist Tolerance
  • Some Background
  • Buddhist Atheism
  • Religious Authority
  • The Illusion of Permanence
  • Suffering
  • Buddhist Compassion
  • The Law of Karma
  • The Lotus Sutra and Soka Gakkai
  • Learning from Chinese Religion
  • The Wisdom of Tao
  • The Sayings of Confucius
  • Conclusion
  • Learning from Smaller Groups with Special Memories
  • Learning from the Jains
  • Learning from the Sikhs
  • Learning from Zoroastrianism
  • Learning from Baha'i
  • Learning from Atheism
  • Learning from Marxism
  • Twenty-First-Century Atheism
  • Contents note continued: Learning from Albert Einstein
  • Can Other Religions Learn from Christianity?
  • The Significance of Jesus
  • Interpretation of Scripture
  • Theological and Ethical Thinking
  • Learning from the Secular Enlightenment
  • Christian Engagement with Political Life
  • Christian Ecumenism
  • Conclusion.

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