Daniel Ross Goodman is the Allen and Joan Bildner Visiting Scholar at Rutgers University and teaches in the Theology and Religious Studies Department at St. John's University. He is the author of Soloveitchik's Children: Irving Greenberg, David Hartman, Jonathan Sacks, and the Future of Jewish Theology in America. Elaine Jean Lai is Lecturer for Civic, Liberal, and Global Education (COLLEGE) at Stanford University. Anthony A. Lee is a retired lecturer in African and African American history at UCLA and the General Editor of the academic series Studies in the Babi and Bahá'i Religions.

• Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: Constraints and Possibilities 1. Does God Want Us to Love Each Other? Texts, Human Agency, and Normative Aesthetics Khaled Abou El Fadl 2. Creative Hindu Explorations Toward Interfaith Bridge-Building Nikhil Mandalaparthy 3. Beyond Ahimsa, Aparigraha, and Anekantavad: A Jain Perspective on Ethics and Interfaith EngagementUtsav Gandhi 4. Beyond Interfaith Settlerhood: Deepening Critical Emplaced and Indigenous-Centered Frameworks of Interfaith Relations in Skwxwú7mesh Territory Valeria Vergani 5. Beyond Dialogue: Interfaith Relations and Liberation in Latin America Raimundo C. Barreto 6. Interfaith Mutual Aid: An Eastern Orthodox Approach to Interreligious Transformation and Liberation Rico G. Monge 7. Beyond Religious Icons: Engaged Buddhism as Engaged Community Elaine Jean Lai 8. Lessons for Interfaith Dialogue from Religious Integration and Conflict in Imperial China Hin Ming Frankie Chik 9. An Exploration of Religious Moral Repair Through Land-Based Ministries Annanda Barclay Part II: Precedents and Approaches 10. Bridging Faiths: The Evolution of Interreligious Dialogue from Vatican II to Pope Francis Ines Angeli Murzaku 11. The Future of Interreligious Dialogue: Beyond "A Common Word" and Nostra Aetate Bahar Davary 12. The Ethical Nexus Between Imago Dei, Peace, and Imitatio Dei: A Jewish Theological Basis for Interfaith AffirmationDaniel Ross Goodman 13. Truth Is an Infinite Manifold: Transreligious Discourse in a Baha'i Perspective Roland Faber 14. Revisiting Rights and Rites (Li): A Confucian Engagement of Ethical Responsibility Anh Q. Tran 15. Beyond Dialogue in Corrie ten Boom's The Hiding Place Benjamin B. DeVan 16. Contemporary Pagans and Interfaith Work Helen A. Berger 17. From Indifference to Engagement: A Secular Response to Religious Diversity Hans Gustafson 18. Living Interfaith at Howard University: A Tapestry of Beliefs and Belonging Nisa Muhammad Conclusion Jacob L. Goodson List of Contributors Index

"Beyond Dialogue offers a robust contribution to the field of interreligious studies, with a rich diversity of voices, a dynamic mix of theory and praxis, and the inclusion of underrepresented perspectives that illuminate many of the 'live' questions for our work." — Rachel S. Mikva, author of Interreligious Studies: An Introduction

Daniel Ross Goodman is the Allen and Joan Bildner Visiting Scholar at Rutgers University and teaches in the Theology and Religious Studies Department at St. John's University. He is the author of Soloveitchik's Children: Irving Greenberg, David Hartman, Jonathan Sacks, and the Future of Jewish Theology in America. Elaine Jean Lai is Lecturer for Civic, Liberal, and Global Education (COLLEGE) at Stanford University. Anthony A. Lee is a retired lecturer in African and African American history at UCLA and the General Editor of the academic series Studies in the Babi and Bahá'i Religions.

• Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: Constraints and Possibilities 1. Does God Want Us to Love Each Other? Texts, Human Agency, and Normative Aesthetics Khaled Abou El Fadl 2. Creative Hindu Explorations Toward Interfaith Bridge-Building Nikhil Mandalaparthy 3. Beyond Ahimsa, Aparigraha, and Anekantavad: A Jain Perspective on Ethics and Interfaith EngagementUtsav Gandhi 4. Beyond Interfaith Settlerhood: Deepening Critical Emplaced and Indigenous-Centered Frameworks of Interfaith Relations in Skwxwú7mesh Territory Valeria Vergani 5. Beyond Dialogue: Interfaith Relations and Liberation in Latin America Raimundo C. Barreto 6. Interfaith Mutual Aid: An Eastern Orthodox Approach to Interreligious Transformation and Liberation Rico G. Monge 7. Beyond Religious Icons: Engaged Buddhism as Engaged Community Elaine Jean Lai 8. Lessons for Interfaith Dialogue from Religious Integration and Conflict in Imperial China Hin Ming Frankie Chik 9. An Exploration of Religious Moral Repair Through Land-Based Ministries Annanda Barclay Part II: Precedents and Approaches 10. Bridging Faiths: The Evolution of Interreligious Dialogue from Vatican II to Pope Francis Ines Angeli Murzaku 11. The Future of Interreligious Dialogue: Beyond "A Common Word" and Nostra Aetate Bahar Davary 12. The Ethical Nexus Between Imago Dei, Peace, and Imitatio Dei: A Jewish Theological Basis for Interfaith AffirmationDaniel Ross Goodman 13. Truth Is an Infinite Manifold: Transreligious Discourse in a Baha'i Perspective Roland Faber 14. Revisiting Rights and Rites (Li): A Confucian Engagement of Ethical Responsibility Anh Q. Tran 15. Beyond Dialogue in Corrie ten Boom's The Hiding Place Benjamin B. DeVan 16. Contemporary Pagans and Interfaith Work Helen A. Berger 17. From Indifference to Engagement: A Secular Response to Religious Diversity Hans Gustafson 18. Living Interfaith at Howard University: A Tapestry of Beliefs and Belonging Nisa Muhammad Conclusion Jacob L. Goodson List of Contributors Index

"Beyond Dialogue offers a robust contribution to the field of interreligious studies, with a rich diversity of voices, a dynamic mix of theory and praxis, and the inclusion of underrepresented perspectives that illuminate many of the 'live' questions for our work." — Rachel S. Mikva, author of Interreligious Studies: An Introduction

Daniel Ross Goodman is the Allen and Joan Bildner Visiting Scholar at Rutgers University and teaches in the Theology and Religious Studies Department at St. John's University. He is the author of Soloveitchik's Children: Irving Greenberg, David Hartman, Jonathan Sacks, and the Future of Jewish Theology in America. Elaine Jean Lai is Lecturer for Civic, Liberal, and Global Education (COLLEGE) at Stanford University. Anthony A. Lee is a retired lecturer in African and African American history at UCLA and the General Editor of the academic series Studies in the Babi and Bahá'i Religions.

• Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: Constraints and Possibilities 1. Does God Want Us to Love Each Other? Texts, Human Agency, and Normative Aesthetics Khaled Abou El Fadl 2. Creative Hindu Explorations Toward Interfaith Bridge-Building Nikhil Mandalaparthy 3. Beyond Ahimsa, Aparigraha, and Anekantavad: A Jain Perspective on Ethics and Interfaith EngagementUtsav Gandhi 4. Beyond Interfaith Settlerhood: Deepening Critical Emplaced and Indigenous-Centered Frameworks of Interfaith Relations in Skwxwú7mesh Territory Valeria Vergani 5. Beyond Dialogue: Interfaith Relations and Liberation in Latin America Raimundo C. Barreto 6. Interfaith Mutual Aid: An Eastern Orthodox Approach to Interreligious Transformation and Liberation Rico G. Monge 7. Beyond Religious Icons: Engaged Buddhism as Engaged Community Elaine Jean Lai 8. Lessons for Interfaith Dialogue from Religious Integration and Conflict in Imperial China Hin Ming Frankie Chik 9. An Exploration of Religious Moral Repair Through Land-Based Ministries Annanda Barclay Part II: Precedents and Approaches 10. Bridging Faiths: The Evolution of Interreligious Dialogue from Vatican II to Pope Francis Ines Angeli Murzaku 11. The Future of Interreligious Dialogue: Beyond "A Common Word" and Nostra Aetate Bahar Davary 12. The Ethical Nexus Between Imago Dei, Peace, and Imitatio Dei: A Jewish Theological Basis for Interfaith AffirmationDaniel Ross Goodman 13. Truth Is an Infinite Manifold: Transreligious Discourse in a Baha'i Perspective Roland Faber 14. Revisiting Rights and Rites (Li): A Confucian Engagement of Ethical Responsibility Anh Q. Tran 15. Beyond Dialogue in Corrie ten Boom's The Hiding Place Benjamin B. DeVan 16. Contemporary Pagans and Interfaith Work Helen A. Berger 17. From Indifference to Engagement: A Secular Response to Religious Diversity Hans Gustafson 18. Living Interfaith at Howard University: A Tapestry of Beliefs and Belonging Nisa Muhammad Conclusion Jacob L. Goodson List of Contributors Index

"Beyond Dialogue offers a robust contribution to the field of interreligious studies, with a rich diversity of voices, a dynamic mix of theory and praxis, and the inclusion of underrepresented perspectives that illuminate many of the 'live' questions for our work." — Rachel S. Mikva, author of Interreligious Studies: An Introduction