Naming God
Christian and Muslim Perspectives
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Georgetown University Press
Published:1st Nov '23
Should be back in stock very soon
This paperback is available in another edition too:
- Hardback£120.00(9781647123659)
"Naming God does not only contain wonderful contributions from major Christian and Muslim scholars, but also rich material from Scripture and tradition to work on the topic. This makes the book at the same time theologically rich and very useful for the practical work of interreligious dialogue." —Klaus von Stosch, Schlegel-Professor of Systematic Theology, Bonn University
A fresh look at how Christians and Muslims speak of God Naming God entails labeling the ineffable. And yet the Bible itself oscillates between denying that God can be named and describing how God shows Godself anyway. In Naming God, the result of the 2021 Building Bridges Seminar—an international dialogue of Christian and Muslim scholars—the contributors examine the many ways Christians and Muslims refer to and describe God and the significance of naming God differently. This book provides guidance and materials that will benefit faith leaders as well as students and scholars of theology, dialogue theory, and conflict resolution. Nonspecialists will benefit from an entry-point into the theme of naming God, while specialists will be challenged to develop and deepen their thought on this important topic.
ISBN: 9781647123666
Dimensions: 229mm x 152mm x 13mm
Weight: 272g
176 pages