Title:

Key Questions for a Theology of Religions

Author(s):

Knitter, Paul

Date:

1990

Type:

Articles

Department:

Union Theological Seminary

Volume:

17

Permanent URL:

http://hdl.handle.net/10022/AC:P:13024

Book/Journal Title:

Horizons

Abstract:

Given the spate of studies seeking to elaborate a theology of religions that have appeared over the last five years, it is evident that the question of the "many religions," like that of the "many poor," is one of the issues that most disturb, and therefore can most invigorate, Christian consciousness. In what follows, I would like to review and analyze what I think are some of the pivotal issues in Christian efforts to come to a clearer, more adequate and coherent, understanding of other religions and of Christianity in the light of other faiths.

Subject(s):

Theology
Comparative religion

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