| Summary: | Cover -- Endorsements -- Half Title -- Series -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- From Mission to Intersectionality and Beyond: Four Centuries of Buddhist-Christian Encounter -- Part I Theory and Method -- 1 The Variety of Methods in Buddhist-Christian Studies -- 2 Buddhism and Christianity Through Fractal Eyes -- 3 Buddhist-Christian Studies: a Proposal -- 4 The Craft of Interfaith Curiosity -- 5 Dialogue as Contemplative Practice: Buddhist Contributions to Interreligious Dialogue -- 6 Serving Two Masters?: Possibilities and Opportunities of Double Belonging -- 7 Meeting in Kenosis -- Part II Historical Encounters -- 8 Christianity in Early Tibet: Shreds of Evidence -- 9 Ippolito Desideri and Buddhist-Christian Dialogue -- 10 From Competition to Collaboration: Four Hundred Years of Buddhist-Catholic Engagement in Vietnam, 1620-2020 -- 11 The Christian-Buddhist Encounter in Seventeenth-Century China -- 12 Buddhist-Christian Relations in Colonial and Postcolonial Contexts: the Case Study of Sri Lanka -- 13 Spiritualities Separated at Birth or Accidentally Related?: The "Spiritual Senses" Traditions in Eastern Orthodox Hesychasm and Chan and Zen Buddhism -- 14 Poor, Yet Making Many Rich: Poverty as a Virtue in the Franciscan Christian and Theravada Buddhist Monastic Traditions -- Part III Contemporary Conversations -- 15 Monastic Interreligious Dialogue and Its Contribution to the Buddhist-Christian Encounter -- 16 A Comparison of Aquinas's and Dōgen's Views on Religious/Monastic Life -- 17 Millennium World: Thomas Merton, Buddhism, and Monastic Futurism -- 18 Constructive Catholic Theology in the Light of a Buddhist Imagination -- 19 Heaven and Sukhāvatī: Martin Luther and Shinran Shonin on Death and What Follows.
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