RT Article
T1 Toward ‘Generous Love’: Recent Anglican Approaches to World Religions
JF Journal of Anglican studies
VO 10
IS 2
SP 161
OP 182
A1 Quinn, Frederick
LA English
PB Cambridge Univ. Press
YR 2012
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1784802417
AB How should Anglicans regard other religions? The approaches of a number of Anglican writers considered in this article are valuable, both to Anglicans and to others, beginning with F.D. Maurice in the late nineteenth century. Others include Kenneth Cragg, an Arabist and Evangelical; Alan Race, author of the Exclusivist, Inclusivist, and Pluralist paradigm; Kwok Pui-Lan, a contemporary Asian feminist; Ian S. Markham, who proposes a ‘Theology of Engagement’; Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury and an important writer on the theology of Raimon Panikkar; David F. Ford, proponent of the Cambridge Scriptural Reasoning (SR) program that seeks ‘better quality disagreement’; and Keith Ward, whose systematic theology develops a concept of ‘convergent spirituality’. Moving from the theoretical to the practical, the article discusses the global United Religions Initiative of William E. Swing, former Episcopal Bishop of California. Collectively, these authors provide a range of intersecting Anglican approaches to the evolving question of Anglican relations with other world religions.
K1 David F. Ford
K1 Kenneth Cragg
K1 Keith Ward
K1 F.D. Maurice
K1 Generous Love
K1 Scriptural Reasoning
K1 convergent spirituality
K1 Pluralism
K1 Exclusivism
K1 Inclusivism
K1 World Religions
DO 10.1017/S1740355311000295