Biblical Faith and Other Religions

Résumé du livre

In this collection of essays, six leading scholars bring contemporary insights to the widely-debated and confusing topic of how biblical faith relates to other religions in our increasingly pluralistic world. Each scholar explores the topic from within his respective academic discipline--Old and New Testament, theology, church history, philosophy, and missions--and explains how true biblical faith interfaces with differing religious systems.

Contributors include Gregory K. Beale, Daniel I. Block, Harold A. Netland, Richard J. Plantinga, Tite Tiénou, and J. Dudley Woodberry.

"This indispensable book offers clear and irenic help for all who have a deep
concern for the uniqueness of Christianity as it relates to the followers of
other religious faiths. I highly commend it."

"Learning about non-Christian religions is no longer a marginal subject for seminary students. It is an essential part of daily life. This book is a clarion call to evangelicals to wake up to the new cultural reality facing us all."

David W. Baker (Ph.D., University of London) is professor of Old Testament at Ashland Theological Seminary and the monograph editor for the Evangelical Theological Society. He is the author and editor of numerous books, including The Dictionary of the Old Testament: Pentateuch.