The Philosophical Challenge of Religious Diversity

This volume collects some of the best recent work on the philosophical challenge of religious diversity to religious belief by authors from the disciplines of philsosphy, religious studies, and theology. Among the positions represented in the collection are religious skepticism, exclusivism, inclusivism, and pluralism. In the introduction, the editors suggest connections among the essays and report on other back and forth exchanges among some of the authors in the
recent literature.