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Christian perspectives on transforming interreligious encounter : Essays in Honor of Leo D. Lefebure

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Lefebure

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Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: Maryland Lexington Books 2024Description: xxviii, 350 pages : illustrationsISBN:

9781666959987

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DDC classification:

261.2 LEO

Partial contents:

Ways of encountering the religious other -- The Christian Bible and interreligious relations: a conversation with Leo D. Lefebure / John T. Pawlikowski -- A Christian reading of the Bhagavad Gita: relationship and service with God and with others / Kristin Johnston Largen -- Dorothy Day and Pațācārā: two women and their long loneliness / James L. Fredericks.

Summary: "This book explores different ways in which Christians can creatively interpret the sacred writings of other religions and shows how the various Christian beliefs can be re-articulated in the light of interreligious dialogue, including revelation, Christ, the Holy Spirit, church and salvation, the ethics of violence, and ecology"--

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"This book explores different ways in which Christians can creatively interpret the sacred writings of other religions and shows how the various Christian beliefs can be re-articulated in the light of interreligious dialogue, including revelation, Christ, the Holy Spirit, church and salvation, the ethics of violence, and ecology"--

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