Inter-faith and World Religions

This contribution to interfaith relations concludes that Christians need to return to the thinking of the New Testament, not only to heal centuries of anti-Judaism, but to make sense for today of the conviction that God was in Christ.

Beginning with the question, What have we learned from the Dead Sea Scrolls after 50 years of study?, this book does not intend to present brand new discoveries, but rather presents a discovery made 50 years ago that everyone has heard at least...

In response to the interest aroused in the west by eastern religions, this book offers readers with little knowledge of hinduism the essential keys for understanding it.

In this first original English contribution to the series, Marcus Braybrooke, a former director of the Council of Christians and Jews, introduces Judaism to a Christian audience.

Religion in Britain is not dead - but it is changing fast and in unexpected ways. Jonathan Romain's latest book reveals the enormous growth in religious conversion and looks at the effect which a change of faith has on converts and their families.

Buddhism and Christianity in Dialogue continues the Weisfeld-Lectures, which were established with the first series on War and Peace in World religions, published in 2004 by SCM Press.

A rabbi's moving search for faith and values, which will also speak to Christians and to those of no faith at all.

This volume collects together short writings by Christian writers from South East Asia, the majority of them probably unknown to Western readers. They come from the Philippines and Korea; China, Japan and India; Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Vietnam,...