The intrareligious dialogue / R. Panikkar.
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New York :
Paulist Press,
©1978.
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Table of Contents:
- The intrareligious dialogue
- Introduction: the rhetoric of the dialouge
- Three attitudes
- Exclusivism
- Inclusivism
- Parallelism
- Three models
- The physical model: the rainbow
- The geometric model: the topological invariant
- The anthropological model: language
- Pluralism
- Faith and belief
- A multireligious experince
- Introduction
- Ecumenism today
- The province and the parish
- An objectified autobigraphical fragment
- Universality and concreteness
- The encounter of beliefs
- Krsna and Christ
- The multireligious experince
- Interpiting the experince
- Faith and beliefs
- The rules of the game in religious encounters
- It must be free from particular apologetics
- It must be free from general apologetics
- One must face the challenge of conversion
- The historical dimension is necessary but not sufficient
- It is not just a congress of philosophy
- It is not only a theological symposium
- It is not merely an ecclesiastical endeavor
- It is a religious encounter in faith, hope, and love
- Appendix
- Some practical lessons
- Some christian axioms
- Epoche in the religious encounter
- Prolouge
- Critique of the so-called phenomenological 'epohce'in the religious encounter
- Negative
- Positive
- Thesis: the phenomenological 'epoche' is out of place in the religious encounter
- Psychological impracticable
- Phenomenologically inappropiate
- Philosophically defective
- Theologically weak
- Religiosly barren
- Towards a genuine religious encounter
- The category of growth in comparative religion a critical self-examination
- The insufficient approaches
- Utilization
- Interpretation
- Philosophies and philosophy of religion
- The vital issue: growth
- Bibliographical note
- Sunyata and Pleroma the buddhist and christian responses
- Nirvana and Soteria
- Sunyata and Pleroma
- Religion andthe humanity of man
- Buddishism, Christianity and Humanism
- Homo viator
- The crossing of the ways.