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A Formula for Conversation

Christians and Muslims in Dialogue
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Beginning with the presupposition that Christians and Muslims will forever be living side-by-side, this work is an attempt to face squarely the question of what Christians can truly say about Islam. Recognizing the differences in doctrinal emphases in Christianity, a critical methodology is that the argument is developed from the point of view of a particular Christian communion, so as to give concreteness to the argument. Such a communion has to be carefully chosen in order to find acceptability across the whole spectrum of the Christian faith. To a large extent the relationship between Christians and Muslims is characterized by mutual ignorance of those things that are essential to their faiths. That ignorance is also reinforced by media depictions of half-truths or untruths. A Formula for Conversation looks at the doctrines that both communities consider non-negotiable. It is the possibility of being able to say something of Islam that the Muslim would be happy to accept and that Christians can identify with that creates a moment for dialogue.

Author Biography:

Livingstone A. Thompson (Ph.D. University of Dublin, Trinity College) is former President of the Moravian Church in Jamaica and Warden/Lecturer at the United Theological College of the West Indies, Kingston, Jamaica. He served on the Central Committee and Faith and Order Plenary Commission of the World Council of Churches. Dr. Thompson, who is also a graduate of McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago and the Irish School of Ecumenics, was Chaplain and Lecturer in Liturgy at the Church of Ireland Theological College, Dublin. He is currently completing work on his forthcoming book, A Protestant Theology of Religious Pluralism, which will illustrate his main research interests in Comenius, Zinzendorf and Religious Pluralism.
Release date NZ
April 26th, 2007
Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Pages
112
Dimensions
154x231x6
ISBN-13
9780761836391
Product ID
6204658

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