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Foreword | xi | |
Preface | xiii | |
Acknowledgments | xvii | |
1. | Revelation, the Religions, and Violence | 1 |
Wisdom and Experience | 1 | |
The Transformation of Catholic Attitudes | 3 | |
Forms of Dialogue | 7 | |
The Encounter of the World's Religions | 10 | |
Religions in a World of Violence | 13 | |
Rene Girard: Revelation as the Unmasking of Violence | 16 | |
Evaluation of Mimetic Theory | 20 | |
Dialogue and Nonviolence | 23 | |
2. | Biblical Revelation and Other Religions | 25 |
Method of Contrast | 26 | |
Rene Girard | 29 | |
Revelation in the Exodus | 31 | |
Mount Sinai | 35 | |
Revelation and the Religions in the Prophets | 37 | |
The Emergence of Monotheism | 38 | |
Wisdom in Israel | 40 | |
Wisdom as Universal Revelation | 44 | |
Revelation in the New Testament | 45 | |
Images of Revelation | 49 | |
Biblical Precedents for Interreligious Dialogue | 52 | |
3. | The Divine Warrior and the Crucified God: Revelation and Violence in the Bible | 55 |
Exodus and the Divine Warrior | 56 | |
Interpreting Israel's Attitudes toward War | 58 | |
Jonah and Nahum | 62 | |
The Pathos of God and the Vision of Peace | 63 | |
The Reign of God Suffers Violence: Revelation and Violence in the New Testament | 64 | |
John the Baptist | 65 | |
Jesus and Violence | 67 | |
Jesus' Relations to "the Jews": The Question of Anti-Judaism in the New Testament | 70 | |
The Death and Resurrection of Jesus | 73 | |
The Experience of Paul: The Irony of Revelation | 76 | |
Biblical Perspectives on Violence | 81 | |
4. | Revelation and Other Religions in the Early and Medieval Church | 83 |
Gnosticism | 83 | |
Marcion of Pontus | 86 | |
Montanist Prophecy | 87 | |
Relations to Hellenistic Religions and Philosophy | 89 | |
Christianity and Judaism | 90 | |
Augustine | 94 | |
Christianity and Islam | 96 | |
Muslim--Christian Encounters | 99 | |
Jewish--Christian Relations in the Middle Ages | 102 | |
The Church of the East and Islam | 103 | |
The Church of the East in China | 104 | |
Attitudes toward Other Religions in the Later Middle Ages | 105 | |
Nicholas of Cusa | 107 | |
The Patristic and Medieval Heritage | 111 | |
5. | Revelation and Violence in the Early and Medieval Church | |
Interpreting Violence in the Bible | 113 | |
Early Christians and Military Service | 115 | |
Revelation and Social Engagement | 116 | |
Martyrdom and Persecution | 118 | |
Revelation, Responsibility, and Power in a Christian Empire | 119 | |
Augustine | 120 | |
Revelation and Social Engagement in the Middle Ages | 123 | |
The Holy War in the Middle Ages | 124 | |
An Ambiguous Heritage | 128 | |
6. | Encountering the Religions of China and India | 130 |
Confucianism | 132 | |
Taoism | 137 | |
Hinduism | 142 | |
The Upanishads | 144 | |
The Bhagavad Gita | 147 | |
Hinduism and Christianity | 151 | |
Buddhism | 153 | |
Suffering | 157 | |
The End of Suffering | 158 | |
Meditation | 160 | |
Nonviolence and Society: Buddhism and Girard | 162 | |
The Axial Religions | 164 | |
7. | Encounters in a World of Dialogue | 166 |
Divergence and Convergence | 167 | |
John Hick | 171 | |
S. Mark Heim | 172 | |
Chaos Theory and the Plurality of Religions | 174 | |
A Sapiential Approach | 180 | |
Nicholas of Cusa | 183 | |
8. | Buddhist Awakening and Christian Revelation: A Buddhist--Christian Conversation | 185 |
Pre-reflective Experience and Language | 189 | |
Awakening and Revelation | 190 | |
Who Is Speaking Here? Becoming What We Are | 195 | |
Epilogue | 201 | |
Notes | 203 | |
Glossary | 224 | |
List of References | 226 | |
Index | 239 |
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