Alton M. Brooks Professor of Religion, University of Southern California and President of the Institute for Advanced Catholic Studies at USC.

• 1. Introduction ; James L. Heft, S.M. ; 2. Catholicism and Judaism: The Road Behind and the Road Ahead ; Philip A. Cunningham ; Responses ; Elliot N. Dorff and Rachel Adler ; Further Reflections ; Philip A. Cunningham ; 3. Catholicism and Islam: Dialogue in Difficult Times ; Daniel Madigan, S.J. ; Responses ; Zayn Kassam and Jihad Turk ; Further Reflections ; Daniel Madigan, S. J. ; 4. Catholicism and Hinduism: Learning Our Way ; Francis Clooney, S. J. ; Responses ; Christopher Chapple and Swami Sarvadevananda ; Further Reflections ; Francis Clooney, S.J. ; 5. Catholicism and Buddhism: Off the Map ; James L. Fredericks ; Responses ; Anselm Kyongsuk Min and Huaiyu Chen ; Further Reflections ; James L. Fredericks ; 6. Catholicism and Confucianism: An Intercultural and Interreligious Dialogue ; Peter C. Phan ; Responses ; Robin W. Wang and Robert Ford Campany ; Further Reflections ; Peter C. Phan ; 7. Biographies of Authors ; 8. Index

In bringing together prominent Catholic theologians who have been engaged in prolonged dialogue with particular religious traditions, this book offers a rich taste of the very different flavors of interreligious dialogue. Each religion indeed presents its own challenges and opportunities for Christian theological reflection. In allowing for responses by scholars belonging to the respective traditions, the book moreover engages in actual dialogue, or in a dialogue about dialogue.

Alton M. Brooks Professor of Religion, University of Southern California and President of the Institute for Advanced Catholic Studies at USC.

• 1. Introduction ; James L. Heft, S.M. ; 2. Catholicism and Judaism: The Road Behind and the Road Ahead ; Philip A. Cunningham ; Responses ; Elliot N. Dorff and Rachel Adler ; Further Reflections ; Philip A. Cunningham ; 3. Catholicism and Islam: Dialogue in Difficult Times ; Daniel Madigan, S.J. ; Responses ; Zayn Kassam and Jihad Turk ; Further Reflections ; Daniel Madigan, S. J. ; 4. Catholicism and Hinduism: Learning Our Way ; Francis Clooney, S. J. ; Responses ; Christopher Chapple and Swami Sarvadevananda ; Further Reflections ; Francis Clooney, S.J. ; 5. Catholicism and Buddhism: Off the Map ; James L. Fredericks ; Responses ; Anselm Kyongsuk Min and Huaiyu Chen ; Further Reflections ; James L. Fredericks ; 6. Catholicism and Confucianism: An Intercultural and Interreligious Dialogue ; Peter C. Phan ; Responses ; Robin W. Wang and Robert Ford Campany ; Further Reflections ; Peter C. Phan ; 7. Biographies of Authors ; 8. Index

In bringing together prominent Catholic theologians who have been engaged in prolonged dialogue with particular religious traditions, this book offers a rich taste of the very different flavors of interreligious dialogue. Each religion indeed presents its own challenges and opportunities for Christian theological reflection. In allowing for responses by scholars belonging to the respective traditions, the book moreover engages in actual dialogue, or in a dialogue about dialogue.

Alton M. Brooks Professor of Religion, University of Southern California and President of the Institute for Advanced Catholic Studies at USC.

• 1. Introduction ; James L. Heft, S.M. ; 2. Catholicism and Judaism: The Road Behind and the Road Ahead ; Philip A. Cunningham ; Responses ; Elliot N. Dorff and Rachel Adler ; Further Reflections ; Philip A. Cunningham ; 3. Catholicism and Islam: Dialogue in Difficult Times ; Daniel Madigan, S.J. ; Responses ; Zayn Kassam and Jihad Turk ; Further Reflections ; Daniel Madigan, S. J. ; 4. Catholicism and Hinduism: Learning Our Way ; Francis Clooney, S. J. ; Responses ; Christopher Chapple and Swami Sarvadevananda ; Further Reflections ; Francis Clooney, S.J. ; 5. Catholicism and Buddhism: Off the Map ; James L. Fredericks ; Responses ; Anselm Kyongsuk Min and Huaiyu Chen ; Further Reflections ; James L. Fredericks ; 6. Catholicism and Confucianism: An Intercultural and Interreligious Dialogue ; Peter C. Phan ; Responses ; Robin W. Wang and Robert Ford Campany ; Further Reflections ; Peter C. Phan ; 7. Biographies of Authors ; 8. Index

In bringing together prominent Catholic theologians who have been engaged in prolonged dialogue with particular religious traditions, this book offers a rich taste of the very different flavors of interreligious dialogue. Each religion indeed presents its own challenges and opportunities for Christian theological reflection. In allowing for responses by scholars belonging to the respective traditions, the book moreover engages in actual dialogue, or in a dialogue about dialogue.