Alhassanain(p) Network for Heritage and Islamic Thought

Christian Theology as Comparative Theology: Case Studies in Abrahamic Faiths

Author: Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen
Publisher: www.matskut.helsinki.fi
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• DESCRIPTION
• CHAPTER 1: Revelation, Scripture, and Authority among Abrahamic Faiths
• The Widening Horizon of the Discourse on Revelation and Scripture in a Pluralistic World
• The Challenge and Complexity of Interfaith Engagement of Scriptures
• The First and the Second Testaments
• Salient Features of Torah as Revelation
• Scripture and the Covenants
• Common Scripture Reading as a Form of Interfaith Theologizing
• The Qur’an and Bible
• Islamic Canon and Sacred Texts
• Qur’an as the Fulfillment of Revelation
• Qur’an and Christ as Living Word
• CHAPTER 2: Jesus Christ and the Jewish Religion
• For Orientation to the Interfaith Investigations
• The Jewish Messiah - The Christian Messiah
• The Jew - Between the Jews and Christians
• Is Christology Inherently Anti-Semitic?
• Has the Messiah Come?
• The Messiah of Israel and the Savior of the Nations
• The Atonement in Jewish Estimation
• CHAPTER 3: Jesus Christ and Islam
• Jesus in Light of Islamic Interpretations
• On the Conditions of a Dialogue
• The Divinity of Jesus
• Incarnation
• The Christian Theology of the Cross in Light of the Islamic Interpretation
• CHAPTER 4: Yahweh, Allah, and the Triune God
• For Orientation: A Dialogical and Confessional Pursuit of God
• Allah and the Father of Jesus Christ
• Islamic “Classical Theism”
• The Unity of God and Christian Confession of Trinity
• Do Muslims and Christians Believe in the Same God?
• Notes