Two Levels of Commitment in James Fredericks's Comparative Theology
This essay critically assesses one of the two contrasts by which James Fredericks defines the discipline of comparative theology, namely, a contrast with the non-theological study of religion, by arguing that Fredericks's characterization of the latter discipline as committed to the general con...
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Buddhist Christian studies
Year: 2018, Volume: 38, Pages: 165-169 |
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