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World Religions

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S. Wesley Ariarajah (Author)
Release date: 
October 1, 2018

Interfaith dialogue in a plural world

This volume is based on the belief that both the ecumenical and interfaith movements are looking for new orientations ...

Francis X. Clooney, SJ (Author)
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June 1, 2018

Learning Interreligiously offers a series of about one hundred short pieces, written online between 2008 and 2016. They are meant for a wide range of ...

Alon Goshen-Gottstein (Author)
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May 1, 2018

The problem of “Luther and the Jews” has received much attention since World War II. Many consider there to be a direct line leading from ...

Dyron B. Daughrity (Author)
Release date: 
May 1, 2018

Pundits regularly declare that Christianity is dying—its golden age of influence is long gone in Western Europe, and similar trends are happening in North America. But while it slowly dies in the West, Christianity has been coming to life in Asia, Africa, and Latin America.

Now immigrants, refugees, and missionaries from the Global South bring their vibrant faith to our shores. They are bringing the gospel back to us in new and surprising ways.

Christianity is rising, you just have to look around. 

Christopher Partridge (General Editor) Tim Dowley (Editor)
Release date: 
May 1, 2018

Exploring the world's religions

This leading textbook for world religion is designed to help students in their study and research of the world's religious traditions. ...

Christopher Partridge (General Editor) Tim Dowley (Editor)
Release date: 
May 1, 2018

This leading textbook for world religions is now available in a more concise version. Many of the features of Introduction to World Religions are retained ...

Allen Hilton (Author)
Release date: 
April 1, 2018

By entering the culture wars, churchgoers in the United States have ushered the Left and the Right to even greater extremes.

Allen Hilton believes that religion isn’t inherently divisive, and he suggests a new role for Christianity. Jesus prayed that his disciples might all be one, and this book imagines a proper answer to that prayer in the context of American polarization.

Hilton promotes a Christianity that brings people together with their differences, creating a house united that will help our nation come back together.

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