 Purpose of the Theology of Religions The American theologian Langdon Brown Gilkey argued that the political situation of the West following World War II set up a need for Christian thinkers to reconsider the place of other religions specifically because of the changing political world: Basic Three-Point Model The most common model of the view that one takes of other religions has been viewed in a simple , three point model , first articulated by Alan Race.
<clarity>  Purpose of the Theology of Religions The American theologian Langdon Brown Gilkey argued that the political situation of the West following World War II set up a need for Christian thinkers to reconsider the place of other religions specifically because of the changing political world: Basic Three-Point Model The most common model of the view that one takes of other religions has been viewed in a simple , three point model , first articulated by Alan Race.
 Purpose of the Theology of Religions The American theologian Langdon Brown Gilkey argued that the political situation of the West following World War II left a need for Christian thinkers to reconsider the place of other religions specifically because of the changing political world: Basic Three-Point Model The most common model of the view that one takes of other religions has been viewed in a simple , three point model , first articulated by Alan Race.