Many gods

Author: John Hick
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: This book clears away the cultural or theological barriers between Christianity and other religions with clear and compelling arguments for a new universal work. — Translators' Choice This book is a landmark work by Hick and should be taken seriously by scholars and believers of all kinds. — The Clergy The book reexamines the doctrine of the Incarnation, asserts that a genuine relationship with God can exist within major religions, depicts three different stages of Christianity's attitude toward the world's religions and its future development direction; it also outlines a theory that reveals both the similarities and differences among the world's major faiths; finally, it constructs a global vision of mutual relationships among major religions, seeking unity in their common affirmation of a transcendent reality.