Christianity and world religions The challenge of pluralism

By:

Anderson, J. N. D. (James Norman Dalrymple)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Leicester Inter-Varsity Press 1984Description: 216 21 cmISBN:

0877849811

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Summary: How does the Christian faith relate to other faiths? Do these other faiths have any place in God's plan of salvation? In what sense is Christianity unique? These questions have challenged many thinkers in recent years, including such writers as John Hick and Hans Küng. Norman Anderson examines their writings alongside the biblical evidence and the beliefs of the major non-Christian religions.

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Revised edition of: Christianity and comparative religion. 1971, c1970. Includes indexes.

How does the Christian faith relate to other faiths? Do these other faiths have any place in God's plan of salvation? In what sense is Christianity unique? These questions have challenged many thinkers in recent years, including such writers as John Hick and Hans Küng. Norman Anderson examines their writings alongside the biblical evidence and the beliefs of the major non-Christian religions.

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