Towards a World Theology: Faith and the Comparative History of Religion

Philip Boo Riley · Wilfred Cantwell Smith

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Acknowledgements - PART 1 THE HISTORY OF RELIGION: HISTORICAL - A History of Religion in the Singular - Religious Life as Participation in Process - PART 2 THE HISTORY OF RELIGION: ACADEMIC, RATIONAL - Introductory: Conceptualising Religion and the Human - Self-consciousness as the Mode of Humane Knowledge (i) General: Objectivity and the Humane Sciences - Self-consciousness as the Mode of Humane Knowledge (ii) The Field of Religion - PART 3 THE HISTORY OF RELIGION: THEOLOGICAL - A 'Christian' Theology of Comparative Religion? - Muslim? Hindu? Jewish? Buddhist? A Theology of Comparative Religion with Special Reference to Communities other than the Christian - A Theology of Comparative Religion for those among us who are Christians - Interim Conclusion - Notes and References - Index

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