 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 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 is a simple three-point model first articulated by Alan Race.