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SCM Reader: Christian Approaches to Other Faiths
The SCM Christian Approaches to Other Faiths is the ideal resource for courses concerned with World Religions, Interfaith Dialogue and Interfaith Encounter at undergraduate and postgraduate level.
The editors are leading experts in the field of interfaith encounter and have compiled an authoritative collection of texts by historical and contemporary writers.
The Reader surveys different approaches within the theology of religions and considers Christian responses to individual traditions such as Islam and Buddhism.
Structured along the same lines as the SCM Core Christian Approaches to Other Faiths (9780334041146), this is the ideal companion volume to the Core Text, but can also be read as a standalone text.
The editors are leading experts in the field of interfaith encounter and have compiled an authoritative collection of texts by historical and contemporary writers.
The Reader surveys different approaches within the theology of religions and considers Christian responses to individual traditions such as Islam and Buddhism.
Structured along the same lines as the SCM Core Christian Approaches to Other Faiths (9780334041146), this is the ideal companion volume to the Core Text, but can also be read as a standalone text.
350 pages, Paperback
First published July 31, 2009
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About the author
Paul Hedges
14Ìýbooks4ÌýfollowersI am an author, scholar, and avid reader.
I work in the field of religious studies, specialising in interreligious studies (the dynamic encounters of those things we typically classify as religions, non-religions, worldviews, and ideologies), but with strong interests in method and theory in the study of religion, and theological studies especially comparative and interreligious Christian theologies.
More about me and some of my musings can be found here:
Meanwhile, many of my papers are available Open Access (OA) on this site:
I work in the field of religious studies, specialising in interreligious studies (the dynamic encounters of those things we typically classify as religions, non-religions, worldviews, and ideologies), but with strong interests in method and theory in the study of religion, and theological studies especially comparative and interreligious Christian theologies.
More about me and some of my musings can be found here:
Meanwhile, many of my papers are available Open Access (OA) on this site:
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