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An incisive look at postcolonial theology and ethics in the Philippines, including the struggles of Indigenous peoples.
In the ancient image of the Tao--the principle of living in balance with the wisdom of the cosmos--they lay out a path of spiritual renewal, ecological transformation, and authentic liberation.
The most up-to-date, thorough, and critical account of American Pentecostalism's contributions to the world's fastest growing religious movement.
This book asks (and answers) an important question: How do we encourage and empower activists and scholars to work for environmental sustainability?
Insightful essays on Christian-Muslim relations by one of the world's leading experts.
Approaches Christian encounters with other faiths through real-life situations.
Offers a crucial introduction to the issues and challenges of interfaith dialogue in a world of many religions.
A new, revised edition of the classic work that revolutionized how we view the impace of Christian mission on non-Western cultures.
A creative and comprehensive examination of the church, both theologically and in its global context.
Provides and original history and analysis of Asian Christian theologies, past and present, with a critical eye toward those expressions foreign to the Asian experience and context.
A revised edition of the text that provides a theological reading of globalization and a global reading of theology.
Reveals the surprisingly contemporary relevance of the Book of the Apocalypse through a fascinating socio-historical reading of the text.
Writers from many tribes address issues of environmental and social devastation in the Americas.
A discussion of pluralist theology in terms of human salvation.
One thing is clear: A post-patriarchal age, even if only as an ideal to be approximated, is worthy of commitment by men as well as by women.
Insights from religion, ethics, and science on the challenges to community and life itself.
Critiques pluralism and exclusivism offering instead a Trinitarian theology of religions.
A missional reading of the Old Testament aimed at showing how Israel became a "missionary people" by opening its Covenant with Yahweh to the nations.
Draws on the best contemporary and classical understandings of the Kingdom of God as the key to the church's self-understanding and mission.
