Title:

Confirmation Through Conflict? Some Questions for the Dialogue of Touchstones

Author(s):

Knitter, Paul

Date:

1987

Type:

Articles

Department:

Union Theological Seminary

Volume:

14

Permanent URL:

http://hdl.handle.net/10022/AC:P:13027

Book/Journal Title:

Horizons

Abstract:

My first reading of Maurice Friedman's essay produced much the same effects that are had—today, alas, so seldom—from a good sermon. I was downright inspired and enlivened with new insights and new hopes concerning the contemporary encounter of religions. With his image of touchstones, Friedman avoids academic annotated analysis and provides creative, practical theology. Though he does not indicate it through notes or references, he is very well acquainted with the literature and central issues in the contemporary discussion on "the many religions"—how to understand them and how to lead them to a more authentic and effective dialogue.

Subject(s):

Comparative religion

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