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Three Faiths — One God

A Jewish, Christian, Muslim Encounter

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  • © 1989

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Editors:
  1. John Hick

    1. The Claremont Graduate School, USA

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  2. Edmund S. Meltzer

    1. Department of Religion, The Claremont Graduate School, USA

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Part of the book series: Library of Philosophy and Religion (LPR)

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Table of contents (24 chapters)

  1. Islam: A Brief Look

    • Jamāl Badawi
    Pages 187-195

  2. Trinity and Incarnation in the Light of Religious Pluralism

    • John Hick
    Pages 197-210

  3. A Muslim Response to John Hick: Trinity and Incarnation in the Light of Religious Pluralism

    • Muzammil H. Siddiqi
    Pages 211-213

  4. Three Faiths and Some Common Problems

    • John A. Hutchison
    Pages 215-224

  5. Conclusion: Three Reflections

    • John Hick, Edmund S. Meltzer
    Pages 225-225

  6. Back Matter

    Pages 227-240
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The interactions of the Jewish, Christian and Muslim communities through the centuries have often been hostile and sometimes violent. Today a new 'trialogue' between them is developing in several parts of the world. One of the most ambitious ventures so far of this kind took place recently in California and produced this set of exploratory papers and responses. The subjects are the concepts of God in the three traditions, their attitudes to the material world, and their understandings of human life and history. The discussions were frank and realistic but at the same time hopeful.

Editors and Affiliations

  • The Claremont Graduate School, USA

    John Hick

  • Department of Religion, The Claremont Graduate School, USA

    Edmund S. Meltzer

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