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Is there a language of transcendence which does not fall in a
classification of monism, theism, personal God or impersonal being?
The present collection of contributions from different fields of
research centers on the question: if and how far it is possible to
talk of transcendence or a divine. This topic follows current
religious philosophical discussions touching on the alternatives of
monism, theism, pantheism and historically-triune monotheism in a
Christian context, concerning the mediation of immanence and
transcendence. However, all these terms - developed in the western
tradition - can be shown to be inadequate for expressing the
different cultural traditions of Asia and their concepts of
transcendence. A further aspect of this topic concerns the widely
established distinction between personal and impersonal concepts of
transcendence. Thus, all contributors take seriously the diversity
of historical religious traditions, while nevertheless searching
for a religious language that connects these traditions and
provides a common ground of understanding.
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