One world, many neighbors : a Christian perspective on worldviews - Cotham, Perry C. (Abilene, Texas : Abilene Christian University Press, 2008)
Lessons learned in a Guatemalan village -- The stewardship of the mind -- The grip of an idea -- Are all truths created equal? -- We can prove God, can't we - or can we? -- Smart people don't need God - or do they? -- Some certainty about doubt -- Ultimate reality/ultimate mystery -- Blessings, curses, and free will -- When Socrates stands beside Jesus -- When Buddha stands beside Jesus -- When Gandhi stands beside Jesus -- The rejection of Jesus - Jews are not the only ones -- When Mohammad stands beside Jesus -- The perennial issue every worldview must face -- Pantheism - default from divine revelation -- Reincarnation - reality or ruse? -- Practical religion in a fortune cookie - finding rhythm, balance, and presence -- Continuing story - myths, rituals, and ceremonies -- What kind of sacrifice does God demand? -- How shall we live? -- Holy warfare - the dangers of religion -- Maze or mountain - don't all religions lead to God? -- Epilogue - Christianity makes sense!
Includes bibliographical references (pages 261-268)
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Keywords: Christianity and other religions; Theology of religions (Christian theology); Evangelicalism; Christianity and other religions; Evangelicalism; Theology of religions (Christian theology); RELIGION / Christian Theology / Systematic; RELIGION / Christianity / General; Electronic books