Much of his research revolves around inter-religious dialog, philosophical apologetics, and the interplay of Christology upon both.
Today there is an unprecedented accessibility to different religious traditions and cultures.
With the radical flux of immigration, communication and transportation, the world is, in essence, much smaller than it was a century previous ago. This trend is not confined solely to North America. In France, for example, Islam is second only to Roman Catholicism, with Protestantism in third. The consequence of this religious and cultural meshing is not lost, nor is something new, to Christianity. Born into a hybrid world of first-century Hellenism and Judaism, Christianity has, from its onset, adapted and contextualized in regard to its particular cultural or historical circumstance and setting.