Against Dogmatism : Dwelling in Faith and Doubt.

Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Introduction: Beyond Fundamentalism and Atheism -- PART ONE. RE-EXAMINING FAITH IN ACTION -- One. Postures of Trust -- Humility as the Door to Faith -- Friedrich Schleiermacher: Religious Consciouness of Absolute Dependence -- Hindu Puja: Belonging to a Protected World -- Conclusion -- Two. What Is Our Sacred Responsibility in the World? -- Hindu Dharma -- What Can Mere Humans Do in Narnia? -- God's Caliph on Earth -- Covenantal Responsibility, Partnership, and Struggle -- Conclusion -- PART TWO. THE CENTRALITY OF DOUBT -- Three. Christian Faith and the Protestant Principle -- Soren Kierkegaard -- Karl Barth -- Paul Tillich -- Conclusion -- Four. Faith and Transcendence in Hindu Traditions -- Mystical Experience and the Limits of Understanding in the Upanishads -- Bhakti, Transcendence, and Freedom in the Bhagavad Gita -- Maya: That Which Is Not -- The Ambiguity of Hindu Theism: Shiva -- Conclusion -- PART THREE. RECONCILING WAYS OF FAITH AND DOUBT -- Five. Resisting the Reification of Religion -- Humanist Criticisms of Religious Dogmatism -- The Mystical Path of Unknowing or Unlearning -- Buddhist Teachings on Emptiness -- Conclusion -- Six. Faith and Hope for the Twenty-First Century -- Jürgan Moltmann on Eschatology -- Raimon Panikkar's Pluralistic Theology -- John Caputo's Postmodern Religion -- Conclusion -- Conclusion: Dwelling in Uncertainty -- Notes -- Index.

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