| Introduction |
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Three Theological Perspectives |
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2 |
(3) |
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From Confrontation to Dialogue |
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5 |
(3) |
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From Interreligious Dialogue to a Theology of Religious Pluralism |
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8 |
(3) |
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Outline and Development of This Book |
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11 |
(6) |
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Jesus, the Apostolic Church, and the Religions |
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17 |
(28) |
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20 |
(11) |
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The Horizon of the Reign of God |
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21 |
(2) |
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Entry of the Gentiles into the Reign of God |
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23 |
(2) |
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The Universality of the Reign of God |
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25 |
(4) |
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The Reign of God and the Religions |
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29 |
(2) |
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The Apostolic Church and the Religions |
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31 |
(14) |
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The Law Written on the Heart |
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33 |
(2) |
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35 |
(2) |
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37 |
(2) |
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God Desires Everyone to Be Saved |
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39 |
(6) |
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At The Crossroads of Vatican II |
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45 |
(29) |
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Pre-Vatican II Theology of the Religions |
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47 |
(12) |
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Fulfillment Theory: The Binary Danielou-de Lubac |
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47 |
(5) |
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The Inclusive Presence of Christ: The Divergence between Rahner and Panikkar |
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52 |
(7) |
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59 |
(8) |
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Positive Values Contained in Religious Traditions |
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61 |
(3) |
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Toward a Balanced Critical Appraisal |
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64 |
(3) |
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The Postconciliar Magisterium |
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67 |
(7) |
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The Pontificate of Paul VI |
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67 |
(1) |
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The Pontificate of John Paul II |
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68 |
(6) |
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Christianity and the Religions in Recent Theology |
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74 |
(22) |
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76 |
(3) |
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From Ecclesiocentrism to Christocentrism |
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76 |
(1) |
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From Christocentrism to Theocentrism |
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77 |
(2) |
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Further Models and Beyond |
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79 |
(8) |
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Regnocentrism and Soteriocentrism |
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79 |
(2) |
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Logocentrism and Pneumatocentrism |
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81 |
(3) |
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Beyond Western Categories |
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84 |
(3) |
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Toward a Model of Inclusive Pluralism |
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87 |
(9) |
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The Christological Question |
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87 |
(3) |
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A Trinitarian Christology as Interpretative Key |
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90 |
(6) |
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The God of the Covenant and the Religions |
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96 |
(18) |
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The Universal History of Salvation |
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98 |
(5) |
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Beyond the Judeo-Christian Tradition |
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98 |
(2) |
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The Saving Histories of Peoples |
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100 |
(3) |
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God's Covenants with the Peoples |
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103 |
(11) |
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103 |
(6) |
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The Trinitarian Structure of History |
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109 |
(5) |
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``In Many and Various Ways'' |
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114 |
(24) |
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117 |
(8) |
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``All Have the Same God'' |
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117 |
(2) |
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The ``Wholly Other'' and the ``Self of the Self'' |
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119 |
(6) |
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125 |
(13) |
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Words of God and Sacred Books |
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125 |
(4) |
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The ``Fullness'' of Revelation in Jesus Christ |
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129 |
(3) |
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Revelation, Differentiated and Complementary |
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132 |
(6) |
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The Word of God, Jesus Christ, and the Religions of the World |
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138 |
(25) |
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The Universal Action of the Word as Such |
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139 |
(17) |
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The Wisdom of God in the Wisdom Tradition |
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140 |
(2) |
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The Word of God in the Prologue to St. John's Gospel |
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142 |
(5) |
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The Doctrine of the Logos Spermatikos in the Early Fathers of the Church |
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147 |
(9) |
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The Universality of the Word and the Centrality of the Event of Jesus Christ |
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156 |
(7) |
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The Centrality of the Event of Jesus Christ |
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157 |
(2) |
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The Universality of the Word |
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159 |
(4) |
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The ``One Mediator'' and ``Participated Mediations'' |
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163 |
(32) |
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Universal Savior and Unique Mediator |
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169 |
(13) |
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New Testament Christology Revisited and Interpreted |
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169 |
(4) |
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173 |
(5) |
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The Universal Presence of the Holy Spirit |
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178 |
(4) |
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182 |
(13) |
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Various Paths to a Common Goal |
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182 |
(3) |
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Participated Mediations of Salvation |
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185 |
(5) |
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Discernment of Saving Values |
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190 |
(5) |
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The Reign of God, the Church, and the Religions |
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195 |
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Reign of God and Church: Identity or Distinction? |
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197 |
(9) |
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Recent History of Relationships between Church and Reign of God |
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197 |
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Joint Members and Builders of the Reign of God |
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201 |
(2) |
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``Outside the Church No Salvation''? |
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203 |
(3) |
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The Church and the Religions in the Reign of God |
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206 |
(12) |
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206 |
(7) |
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The Church, Sacrament of the Kingdom |
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213 |
(5) |
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Interreligious Dialogue in a Pluralistic Society |
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218 |
(18) |
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The Theological Foundation of Dialogue |
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222 |
(6) |
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222 |
(3) |
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Dialogue and Proclamation |
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225 |
(3) |
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The Challenges and Fruits of Dialogue |
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228 |
(8) |
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228 |
(2) |
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Personal Faith and the Experience of the Other |
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230 |
(2) |
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232 |
(4) |
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236 |
(17) |
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239 |
(3) |
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From Dialogue to Common Prayer |
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239 |
(2) |
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The Religions, God's Gifts to Humankind |
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241 |
(1) |
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242 |
(11) |
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Common Prayer between Christians and Jews |
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243 |
(2) |
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Common Prayer between Christians and Muslims |
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245 |
(3) |
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Common Prayer between Christians and the ``Others'' |
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248 |
(5) |
| Conclusion |
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253 |
(7) |
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Religious Pluralism in Principle |
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254 |
(1) |
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Mutual Asymmetrical Complementarity |
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255 |
(3) |
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258 |
(2) |
| Postscript |
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260 |
(5) |
| Index |
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265 |
(11) |
| A Word on ``The Christ Mandala'' of Nalini Jayasuriya |
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276 |
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