Christian Identity and Dialogue
Theological Foundation of Interreligious Dialogue, with Special Emphasis on John Paul II
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Cyriac, AlexInterreligious dialogue is an integral part of the evangelizing mission of the Church. To engage in dialogue and to proclaim Christ are complementary to each other. The concern is to present that the two activities of the Church are mutually connected; at the same time, they are distinct, unidentical, and non-interchangeable. Interreligious dialogue cannot replace the mission of proclaiming Christ. This dichotomy calls for an in-depth study of the theological foundation, scope, methods, ways, objectives, and challenges of interreligious dialogue. To solve these problems, we have to explore how the uniqueness of Jesus Christ forms our identity and His universality compels us to relate to the other.
août 2026, 464 pages, Pallottinische Studien zu Kirche und Welt, Bd. 17, Anglais
Eos Verlag U. Druck
978-3-8306-8354-4
Eos Verlag U. Druck
978-3-8306-8354-4

