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_aJesus, the Word, and the Way of the Cross _eAn Engagement with Muslims, Buddhists, Other Peoples of Faith _fMark W. Thomsen |
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_aMinneapolis, Minnesota _cLutheran University _d♭2008 |
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320 | _aincludes bibliographical information | ||
327 | _a1. Jesus and the Cross: The Presence of the Kingdom of God 2. Jesus and the Cross: God's Radical Mission Identified 3. Contemporary Challenges to Christian Witness and Mission 4. Jesus' Call to Discipleship: The Way of the Cross 5. Dialogue and Witness Among Buddhists and Muslims 6. The Unique Theological Task in Engaging with Muslim Peoples 7. The Unique Theological Task in Engaging with Buddhist Peoples 8. A Radical Call to a Radical Witness Appendix I: A Theological Proposal Appendix II: Religious Pluralism: Exploring Options for New Relationships | ||
330 | _aDrawing on his long experience of mission, overseas and at home, Thomsen grapples with Christian theology and engagingly expounds how its deep themes relate with those of Buddhism and Islam. God in Christ must become the pattern for our living and evangelism. The key is to see others in the spirit and through the eyes of Christ. This is a bold introduction to Christian theology, to Islam and Buddhism and to the multiple ways these religions have and can interact on matters held in common but also on those distinctly different. It s a book that offers genuine hope on how to live creatively and imaginatively as a Christian in a multifaith world where trustworthy guideposts are few. | ||
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