num_pages: 224
description: In an effort to resolve the systematic ambiguities in today's use of the term "theology of religions," Heung-Gyu Kim has written Prolegomena to a Christian Theology of Religions . Kim critically analyzes the core issues in Christianity's approach to religious defining "religion" and "religious" in terms of the common essence and manifestation model, the challenges of religious plurality to Christian faith, and the relationship of a theology of religions to systematic theology. He also explores various models of this theology, as represented by Karl Barth, Karl Rahner, John Hick and Schubert Ogden.
language: English
title: Prolegomena to a Christian Theology of Religions
titlecomplete: Prolegomena to a Christian Theology of Religions
publisher: UPA