Dialogue is in contradiction to Evangelism. Or is it? Dialogue is generally thought of as conversation between two equals (certainly equals in terms of roles in conversation) so as to achieve mutual understanding. As such it is not driven by a desire to coerce another, or change another's mind. From this standpoint, it is certainly …
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Chapter 5. Models of IRD (part 2)
<Continued from previous post> “Poles” of Interreligious Dialogue Harvie Cox has noted that interreligious dialogue must address two elements that exist between two different religions or faiths. These are the universalistic elements and the particularistic elements. Religions address universal human concerns and questions. Not only do they address common concerns, often they come up with …
Chapter 5. Models of IRD (part 1)
Chapter 5 from "Dialogue in Diversity: Christians in Conversation with a Multi-faith World." Views of Salvation There are many views regarding Interreligious dialogue. Not only are there many views, there are many labels and many classifications for IRD. In this book, we will use a spectrum based on the people's understanding with regards the the …
Book Finally Complete– “Dialogue in Diversity”
It is finished. The battle is over. Yesterday, January 12, 2019 I put my book "Dialogue in Diversity--- Christians in Conversation with a Multi-faith World" out into the world. It has been a slow process, and am thoroughly glad it is over. That being said, I now feel trepidation at putting it out for all …
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