Religious Tolerance through Humility

James Kraft is Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Religion at Huston-Tillotson University, USA. David Basinger is Professor of Philosophy and Ethics and Chair of the Division of Religion and Humanities at Roberts Wesleyan College, USA.

• Contents: Introduction; Part 1 From Religious Diversity Seriously Considered to Humility?: Epistemology in philosophy of religion [excerpt], Philip Quinn; Is uncertainty a sound foundation for religious tolerance?, William Lane Craig; How religious diversity can and does foster religious tolerance, David Basinger; Quinn's thin strategy, Jerome Gellman; Friendly theism, John Greco. Part 2 From Humility to Religious Tolerance?: On religious diversity and tolerance, Philip Quinn; Epistemic humility in the face of 'violent religions': calming the seesaw, James Kraft; A path to (and beyond) tolerance, Robert McKim; 'Thinner theologies', religious diversity, and religious tolerance, William Hasker; Quinn on tolerance and diversity, Peter Byrne; Religious pluralism and epistemic humility, Keith Yandell; Index.