Christianity among other religions
Subtitle: apologetics in a contemporary context
By: Roch Kereszty ; edited by Andrew C. Gregg.
Contributors: Gregg, Andrew C.
Publisher: Alba House; St. Pauls
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Staten Island, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 240
Subjects: Apologetics; Christianity and other religions; Religions
Table of contents: title: A philosophical approach to reality and its meaning; title: The method of philosophy and its search for the absolute universal presuppositions; title: From presuppositions to an ultimate explanation; title: From the unlimited drive of the person for being, truth and goodness to the existence of absolute being, truth and goodness; title: Preliminary observations; title: A survey of world religions; title: Primitive religions; title: The experience of the sacred; title: Myth; title: Rites; title: Hinduism; title: History; title: Hinduism and Christianity; title: Buddhism; title: Buddhist writings; title: Siddhartha Gotama; title: The original doctrine of Buddha; title: Theravada Buddhism; title: Mahayana Buddhism; title: Buddhism and Christianity; title: Zen Buddhism; title: The religious philosophy of Taoism and Confucianism; title: Taoism; title: Confucianism; title: Islam; title: Muhammad, the seal of the prophets; title: Survey of Islamic history; title: The Qur'an; title: The prophet Muhammad; title: The message; title: The five pillars of Islam; title: Sufism; title: Islam and Christianity; title: Judaism; title: The attitude of the Jews towards Christ; title: History of Judaism after the resurrection of Jesus and the spreading of the church; title: The relationship between Judaism and Christianity; title: Common patterns in religions and the uniqueness of Christianity; title: Reduction of religious beliefs to some basic types; title: Common patterns in religions; title: Unique characteristics in the Abrahamic religions and Christianity; title: Christianity, the sacramental presence of God's saving love in history; title: A phenomenological approach; title: Historical foundations for the truth of the Christian claim; title: The Christian view on the relationship between Christianity and other religions; title: Toward a Christian theology of inter-religious dialogue; title: The rationale for dialogue; title: The tasks and benefits of dialogue; title: Evangelization; title: Evangelization; title: The universal possibility of salvation; title: The link between the universal possibility of salvation and the church; title: Reader's guide; title: A philosophical approach to reality and its meaning; title: A survey of world religions; title: Primitive religions; title: Hinduism; title: Buddhism; title: The religious philosophies of Taoism and Confucianism; title: Islam; title: Judaism; title: Common patterns in religions and the uniqueness of Christianity; title: Christianity, the sacramental presence of God's saving love in history; title: A phenomenological approach; title: Historical foundations for the truth of the Christian claim; title: The Christian view on the relationship between Christianity and other religions; title: Toward a Christian theology of inter-religious dialogue; title: Evangelization; title: Appendix: the meaning and function of logos in Justin's Christian philosophy.