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• catalog contributor b3214995.
• catalog contributor b3214996.
• catalog contributor b3214997.
• catalog created "[1963]".
• catalog date "1963".
• catalog date "[1963]".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "[1963]".
• catalog description "I. The formation of the challenge -- 1. Missionary mandate and missionary zeal -- 2. The mission consciousness of the religions -- 3. The smallness of the world -- 4. The geographic position of Christianity -- II. The renaissance of the religions -- 1. Criticism by Christianity -- 2. The influence of the new ideal -- 3. Purification of the religions -- 4. The perfecting of the religions -- 5. The religions find themselves -- 6. Nationalism -- 7. The absolute character of the religions' claim -- 8. The universal significance and universal mission -- III. The missionary object -- 1. The religious contrast -- 2. The disillusioning model -- 3. Native culture called in question -- 4. Religion placed in question -- 5. Unbelief -- 6. The destructive religion -- IV. The message of the religions -- 1. The new understanding of the world -- 2. The new understanding of man -- 3. The new concept of God -- 4. The other ethic -- 5. The way of salvation -- 6. The unity of mankind -- 7. The unity of the religions -- V. The challenge of the religions -- 1. The world becomes "religious" -- 2. The Christian Fellowship sect -- 3. The New Thought movement -- 4. Yoga -- 5. Bahai -- 6. The literary influence -- 7. The mission of Hinduism -- 8. Buddhism -- 9. Islam -- VI. Our reply -- 1. The false claim -- 2. The other concept of God -- 3. The new image of man -- 4. Rebirth and retribution -- 5. Deification -- 6. Salvation -- 7. The new life -- 8. The equality of the religious -- 9. The three necessary ways -- 10. The meeting of mission and the younger churches.".
• catalog extent "161 p.".
• catalog hasFormat "Challenge of the world religions.".
• catalog isFormatOf "Challenge of the world religions.".
• catalog issued "1963".
• catalog issued "[1963]".
• catalog language "eng ger".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Philadelphia, Fortress Press".
• catalog relation "Challenge of the world religions.".
• catalog subject "290".
• catalog subject "BL98 .V513".
• catalog subject "Christianity and other religions.".
• catalog subject "Religions.".
• catalog subject "Religious thought 20th century.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. The formation of the challenge -- 1. Missionary mandate and missionary zeal -- 2. The mission consciousness of the religions -- 3. The smallness of the world -- 4. The geographic position of Christianity -- II. The renaissance of the religions -- 1. Criticism by Christianity -- 2. The influence of the new ideal -- 3. Purification of the religions -- 4. The perfecting of the religions -- 5. The religions find themselves -- 6. Nationalism -- 7. The absolute character of the religions' claim -- 8. The universal significance and universal mission -- III. The missionary object -- 1. The religious contrast -- 2. The disillusioning model -- 3. Native culture called in question -- 4. Religion placed in question -- 5. Unbelief -- 6. The destructive religion -- IV. The message of the religions -- 1. The new understanding of the world -- 2. The new understanding of man -- 3. The new concept of God -- 4. The other ethic -- 5. The way of salvation -- 6. The unity of mankind -- 7. The unity of the religions -- V. The challenge of the religions -- 1. The world becomes "religious" -- 2. The Christian Fellowship sect -- 3. The New Thought movement -- 4. Yoga -- 5. Bahai -- 6. The literary influence -- 7. The mission of Hinduism -- 8. Buddhism -- 9. Islam -- VI. Our reply -- 1. The false claim -- 2. The other concept of God -- 3. The new image of man -- 4. Rebirth and retribution -- 5. Deification -- 6. Salvation -- 7. The new life -- 8. The equality of the religious -- 9. The three necessary ways -- 10. The meeting of mission and the younger churches.".
• catalog title "The challenge of the world religions. Translated by Barbara and Karl Hertz.".
• catalog type "text".