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Majesty and Meekness
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Tracing Common Themes
Originally published by Scholars Press Now Available from Duke University Press This volume focuses theoretically and practically on thematic approaches for teaching comparative courses in religion. It seeks to address the impact that the comparative study of religion has had on the humanities, how it has fared in the various pedagogic shifts discerned in the liberal arts over the last decade, and how the study of religion can serve to globalize humanities education in our increasingly culturally and religiously plural world. Contributors. Linda Barnes, Karen McCarthy Brown, John B. Carman, Richard M. Carp, John E. Cort, William R. Darrow, Kendall W. Folkert, William A. Graham, Steven P. Hopkins, John Stratton Hawley, Mark Juergensmeyer, Miriam Levering, Robin W. Lovin, Richard R. Niebuhr, Thomas V. Peterson, Frank E. Reynolds, Frederick J. Streng, Michael D. Swartz, Lee H. Yearly, Carol Zaleski
Christian Faith in a Religiously Plural World
Papers presented at a symposium held at Washington and Lee University, Apr. 22-24, 1976; sponsored by the Dept. of Religion, Washington and Lee University and the Center for the Study of World Religions, Harvard University. Includes bibliographical references.
