In inter faith relations, the Trinity is often seen as an
embarrassing or irrelevant problem. This study proposes a different
approach, seeing Trinitarian thought as a resource for dialogue.
Drawing on the suggestions of Paul Tillich and Raimundo Panikkar,
the author identifies six key issues to be addressed in Trinitarian
dialogue. These are traced in two historical examples: the
encounters of patristic Christianity with Greek philosophical
religion, and of medieval Christianity with Islam. The final
chapter draws lessons from these experiences to suggest a reshaping
of Christian dialogue with Hindus, Muslims and other people of
faith.
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