Christian Theology in a Pluralistic AgeDavid H. Jensen Wipf and Stock Publishers, 16.12.2024 - 192 Seiten How does today’s context of radical pluralism affect Christian theology? Can Christian theologians be claimed by more than one religious tradition? What makes constructive interreligious dialogue possible? The authors of this volume explore the challenges and opportunities of religious diversity and religious non-affiliation for Christian faith. By exploring the ways in which engagement of other traditions changes them, these theologians offer hopeful reflections for the church’s dialogical future. |
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