Overview
Table of Contents
Interreligious Dialogue: An Evangelical Perspective
Part 1 Christianity and Hinduism
1. Doctrine of God: Brahman
2. Doctrine of Creation: Lila, Maya
Part 2 Christianity and Buddhism
3. Doctrine of God: Dharma-kaya (Sunyata/Citta)
4. Doctrine of Ethics: Karuna, Maitri, Dana
Part 3 Christianity and Islam
5. Doctrine of God: Allah
6. Doctrine of Christ and the Incarnation: Isa, Hulul
Part 4 Case Studies
7. Was Socrates a Christian before Christ? A Study of Justin Martyr's Use of Logos Spermatikos
8. Can the Hindu Upanishads Help Us Explain the Trinity? A Study of Brahmabandhav Upadhyay's Use of Saccidananda
9. Can Sola Fide Be Understood Apart from the Specific, Historic Revelation of Jesus Christ? A Study of A. G. Hogg's Distinction between Faith and Faiths
Epilogue: Closing Thoughts about Evangelicals and Interreligious Dialogue
Part 1 Christianity and Hinduism
1. Doctrine of God: Brahman
2. Doctrine of Creation: Lila, Maya
Part 2 Christianity and Buddhism
3. Doctrine of God: Dharma-kaya (Sunyata/Citta)
4. Doctrine of Ethics: Karuna, Maitri, Dana
Part 3 Christianity and Islam
5. Doctrine of God: Allah
6. Doctrine of Christ and the Incarnation: Isa, Hulul
Part 4 Case Studies
7. Was Socrates a Christian before Christ? A Study of Justin Martyr's Use of Logos Spermatikos
8. Can the Hindu Upanishads Help Us Explain the Trinity? A Study of Brahmabandhav Upadhyay's Use of Saccidananda
9. Can Sola Fide Be Understood Apart from the Specific, Historic Revelation of Jesus Christ? A Study of A. G. Hogg's Distinction between Faith and Faiths
Epilogue: Closing Thoughts about Evangelicals and Interreligious Dialogue
Author
Timothy C. Tennent
Timothy C. Tennent (PhD, University of Edinburgh) is professor of world Christianity in the E. Stanley Jones School of Mission and Ministry at Asbury Theological Seminary in Wilmore, Kentucky. He previously served as the president of Asbury.