Title: Religion and the Christian faith.
Authors: Kraemer, H. 1888-1965.
Publisher: Westminster Press
Year: 1956
Subjects: Religion; Christianity and other religions
Contents: Introduction: where do we stand? -- A real encounter with non-Christian religions -- The fact of religious pluralism -- The younger churches speak to their religious world -- Comment on the Christian message in a non-Christian world -- Part One: study of religion -- 1. The fruits of the modern approach -- The ambivalent character of religion -- The fruits of modern research -- A critique of Rudolf Otto -- A further clarification -- A critique of Joachim Wach -- The claim to be "scientific" and "objective" -- Comprehension involves interpretation -- 2. Varieties of the philosophy of religion -- The natural explanation of religion -- Comparative religion -- Philosophy of religion -- four characteristics -- Troeltsch and the "historical explanation" school -- Jung and the psychological interpretation of religion -- 3. Some conclusions from the study -- The general idea of religion -- The wrong concept of comparative religion -- Religion -- not singular but universal --^