Jesus And The Other Names
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Jesus and the Other Names brings together issues of liberation, theology and religious pluralism in order to suggest that the two are dependant on each other. The book proposes that Christians must revise and reaffirm their understanding of the uniqueness of Jesus and create dialogue with other world religions which can provide new insight into spirituality.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781570750533
ISBN10: 157075053X
Paul Knitter
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 1996
Publisher: Orbis Books
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