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Introduction to Christianity

This book delves into the historical context, origins, development, beliefs, and diverse sects within Christianity, spanning from its inception to the present day. The author draws upon fifteen years of extensive research and teaching experience in the Department of Religious Studies at the University of Indiana to present this comprehensive work. In her own words,…

Living Religions in the East

This book presents a concise introduction to the living religions in the East, including Zoroastrianism, Hinduism, Sikhism, Jainism, Buddhism, as well as Chinese and Japanese religions. This is part of the book, A New Handbook of Living Religions, edited by John Hinnells, dedicated to introducing living religions in the East in the twentieth century. The…

Reincarnation: Past and Present

This book presents a study of the concept of reincarnation within its contextual framework, examining the arguments surrounding it and critiquing those arguments from the perspective of Islamic doctrines. The book begins by providing a definition of reincarnation and exploring its relationship with resurrection, delving into the intricacies of these issues. Continuing on, the book…

Salafists from Past to Present

Groups such as the Muslim Brotherhood, Wahhabism, and certain excommunicationist-Jihadist terrorists are commonly associated with Salafism. However, it is important to consider whether the ideas of these groups align with one another. In the present era, the term "Salafism" is increasingly employed to encompass movements like the Muslim Brotherhood and Wahhabism. While excommunicationist-Jihadist terrorists may…

Great Christian Thinkers

Hans Kung's book, "Great Christian Thinkers," delves into the realm of Christian theology. Within its pages, Kung explores the contributions of seven influential figures in Christian thought: Paul, Origen, Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, Martin Luther, Schleiermacher, and Karl Barth, each known for their significant works in the field of Christian theology. This book primarily concentrates on…

The Myth of God Incarnate

This book features ten articles written by seven Christian authors, exploring the issue of Jesus's divinity, which has been justified through the theory of God incarnate. The book The Myth of God Incarnate is divided into two sections dedicated to the evaluation of sources and the assessment of developments. Its objective is to demonstrate that…

Thinking Philosophically: An Introduction to Critical Reflection and Rational Dialogue

The primary goal of this book is to offer a concrete and accessible introduction to the field of philosophy. The book's content can be categorized into two main sections: metaphilosophy and philosophy. The section on metaphilosophy explores fundamental inquiries, such as: What is philosophy? Who qualifies as a philosopher and what is their role? How…

The Orient in Two Horizons: An Introduction to the Comparative Study of Islamic and Hindu Mysticism (Ibn al-ʿArabī, Shankara, and Ramanuja)

The book begins by providing a historical context for the development of mystical doctrines within Hinduism, tracing their origins from the Vedic and Upanishadic periods, through the emergence of Brahmins, Atmans, and Mayas, leading up to the intellectual tradition of Vedanta. In addition, the book offers an overview of the cosmological ideas inherent in these…

The Promised Savior in Buddhism

This book presents a comprehensive exploration of Buddhist beliefs surrounding the promied savior and the auspicious revelations associated with this figure within the religion. This book provides an in-depth study of various aspects of Buddhist culture, creed, ideas, doctrines, beliefs, and traditions. Additionally, it delves into the profound spiritual inclinations inherent in Buddhism. A particular…

Faith and Morality: A Comparative Account of the Theological Approaches adopted by Kierkegaard and Early Ashʿarites

Faith and Morality: A Comparative Account of the Theological Approaches adopted by Kierkegaard and Early Ashʿarites offers a comprehensive examination of the theological viewpoints embraced by both Kierkegaard and the early Ashʿarites. The main objective of this book is to shed light on the valuable and time-honored teachings of Islamic theology (kalām) by juxtaposing them…

The Future of Religions

Paul Tillich is widely regarded as one of the most influential Christian theologians.  Alongside Karl Barth and Rudolf Bultmann, he is a key figure in contemporary Protestant theology and a trailblazer of existentialism in theology. Tillich's extensive body of work includes over thirty volumes of books and numerous articles, showcasing his profound intellectual contributions. Notably,…

Repercussions of the Kalam in Jewish Philosophy

The book Repercussions of the Kalam in Jewish Philosophy offers a succinct and enlightening narrative of a significant interplay of theological ideas throughout history. Wolfson, a Jewish philosopher, presents an articulated and well-documented account, showcasing the profound influence of early Muslim theologians and philosophers on the development of Jewish intellectual frameworks. This exchange facilitated the…
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