All Under Heaven: Transforming Paradigms in Confucian-Christian DialogueThis book is a study of comparative philosophy and theology. The themes are the critical issues arising from the modern interpretation of Confucian doctrine as they confront the Christian beliefs of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. |
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Suddenly pluralism does not seem merely proleptic to a future monoreligious human history . Pluralism appears permanent , a pragmatic and theological fact amid other surds of being that must be understood if the gospel is to be preached ...
Suddenly pluralism does not seem merely proleptic to a future monoreligious human history . Pluralism appears permanent , a pragmatic and theological fact amid other surds of being that must be understood if the gospel is to be preached ...
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It is also important to note that no bilateral dialogue concerning the complex tapestry of human religious interaction is ever conducted in splendid isolation . For instance , any discussion of Confucian - Christian dialogue needs to ...
It is also important to note that no bilateral dialogue concerning the complex tapestry of human religious interaction is ever conducted in splendid isolation . For instance , any discussion of Confucian - Christian dialogue needs to ...
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As Neville ( 1992 , 106 ) has noted , " Whitehead saw human experience to be thoroughly valuational , affective , shot through with enjoyments , pains , purposes , and moving episodes . " Neville goes on to point out that " in terms of ...
As Neville ( 1992 , 106 ) has noted , " Whitehead saw human experience to be thoroughly valuational , affective , shot through with enjoyments , pains , purposes , and moving episodes . " Neville goes on to point out that " in terms of ...
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Who knows , if the Japanese can build such good automobiles , might they also not have something to say about other facets of human life ? Second , as Hans Küng has noted repeatedly , peace among the nations also demands peace among the ...
Who knows , if the Japanese can build such good automobiles , might they also not have something to say about other facets of human life ? Second , as Hans Küng has noted repeatedly , peace among the nations also demands peace among the ...
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Western civilization is the dominant force in the world today ; its culture moves where it will , its educational patterns are replicated globally and its political , economic and military technologies touch every human being .
Western civilization is the dominant force in the world today ; its culture moves where it will , its educational patterns are replicated globally and its political , economic and military technologies touch every human being .
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