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Christian Perspectives on Transforming Interreligious Encounter underscores the urgency of interreligious dialogue for contemporary society, aiming to foster interfaith understanding, justice, and peace. The initial section focuses on novel approaches to engaging with the religious Other through non-Christian sacred texts. Contributors explore the Jewish-Christian relationship, offer Christian interpretations of Hindu, Buddhist, and Confucian scriptures, and discuss the Qur?an's potential to refine Christian theology. The dangers of comparative theology are warned against, and alternative perspectives, such as Asian liberation theology, are proposed for situating religion critically, as well as share the insights on Christian engagement with Zen practice. The second part explores the transformation of key Christian doctrines through interreligious encounters. Contributors delve into topics such as the conditions for faith and divine revelation, formulating a Christology in dialogue with Asian traditions, and understanding the Spirit as a source of questioning. They investigate the communitarian dimension of religious faith, discuss the Catholic Church's stance on interreligious dialogue, examine the role of biblical hermeneutics in decolonizing theology, and reflect on the existential threat of ecological destruction. The third part pays tribute to Leo Lefebure, emphasizing his impact on Catholic theology and comparative theology, and concludes with Lefebure's epilogue, providing him with the last word.
Peter C. Phan is the inaugural holder of the Ignacio Ellacuría, SJ Chair of Catholic Social Thought at Georgetown University.Anh Q. Tran is associate professor of historical and systematic theology at the Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University.
Foreword: Archbishop Felix MachadoAcknowledgementsPoem: Leo Lefebure, Stephen LefebureIntroduction: Ways to Read the Sacred Writings of Other Religions. Peter C. PhanPart I: Ways of Encountering the Religious OtherChapter 1: The Christian Bible and Interreligious Relations: A Conversation with Leo D. Lefebure, John T. PawlikowskiChapter 2: A Christian Reading of the Bhagavad Gita: Relationship and Service with God and with Others, Kristin Johnston LargenChapter 3: Dorothy Day and Pa?acara: Two Women and Their Long Loneliness. James L. FredericksChapter 4: Christian Readings of the Confucian Classics. Thierry MeynardChapter 5: A Christian’s Reading of the Jewish Scriptures. Mary C. BoysChapter 6: A Christian Reading of the Qur?an. Jason WelleChapter 7: Can Christians Learn from Qur’anic Christology? Leo Lefebure’s Theology of Judaism and Islam, Klaus von StoschChapter 8: Empire, Ethno-Nationalist Frontiers, and Theologies: Working Interreligiously for Just Peace. Jude Lal FernandoChapter 9: A Christian Encounter with Zen: Toward a Mysticism of Engagement. Ruben L.F. HabitoPart II: Issues in Interreligious EncounterChapter 10: Speaking of the Ineffable: Divine Revelation and Faith, Peter FeldmeierChapter 11: Jesus Christ as the Embodiment of Divine Wisdom: An Asian Interreligious Reading, Anh Q. Tran, SJChapter 12: The Holy Spirit of Truth and Grace, Dale T. IrvinChapter 13: Communities of Faith and Salvation, Marc A. PuglieseChapter 14: The Catholic Church and Interreligious Dialogue: An Emphasis on Spiritual Accompaniment, John BorelliChapter 15: Religion and Violence: The Role of Biblical Hermeneutics in Decolonial Theology, with a Focus on the African Biblical Studies. Debora TonelliChapter 16: The Buddha, the Christ, and the Amazonian Chief, Erin Lothes BivianoPart III: Leo Lefebure, A Man of Interreligious EncounterChapter 17: The Wise Man from The West and A Pontifex Building Bridges Between East And West: An Appreciation of Leo D. Lefebure. Peter C. PhanEpilogue, Leo D. LefebureAbout the Contributors
This book is worthy of the spirit, vitality, and inclusivity of Leo. It works, as intended, both as a Festschrift and textbook, opening students to the richness of interreligious encounter as transformation and a blueprint for the renewal and future of Christian theology.