 According to Hick , in the evolutionary scheme of things in which at isolated ages and places the early religions are succeeded by higher religions, it is the same message of God that comes distinctly to a particular group but in a different form from the others. Hick challenges the older view that Christ or Christianity must be seen at the center of religions . Rather, he says, God must be seen at the center of religions .
<coherence>  According to Hick , in the evolutionary scheme of things in which at isolated ages and places the early religions are succeeded by higher religions, it is the same message of God that comes distinctly to a particular group but in a different form from the others. Hick challenges the older view that Christ or Christianity must be seen at the center of religions . Rather, he says, God must be seen at the center of religions .
 Hick challenges the older view that Christ or Christianity must be seen at the center of religions . Rather, he says, God must be seen at the center of religions .