The Bible and People of Other Faiths

by S. Wesley Ariarajah

A plea for reading and understanding the Bible not as a dividing wall between religious communities but as a 'lamp that sheds illumination on the life of Christians as they seek to live with people of other faiths'. Most Christians in the modern world live in situations of religious pluralism. They are constantly challenged, at many levels, to relate to people of other living faiths. But is the Bible supportive of a life in dialogue? That is the question The Bible and People of Other Faiths seeks to answer.

88 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1985

Reviews

[Nithin Thompson]

I thought the idea of a theology of a Christian dialogue with other faiths much needed. However, I wonder if scripture is authoritative to him because his assumptions on the bible are unorthodox and seem to blur some clear teachings about Christology.