Four Views on Salvation in a Pluralistic World

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Religious pluralism is the greatest challenge facing Christianity in today's Western culture. The belief that Christ is just one among many valid paths to God denies the exclusive claim of Christianity and undermines Christ's command to evangelize the world. There are four prominent views on pluralism, ranging from normative pluralism to the traditional evangelical stance. More Than One Way? is the first book to set these views, as presented by their major proponents, side by side for comparison. This book is unique in that it allows the different contributors not only to present the case for their views, but also to respond to the critiques of their contemporaries. For seminary students, pastors, and thinking lay people alike, More Than One Way? provides an unprecedented opportunity to consider current thought trends in the light of a Gospel that from its birth has been proclaimed in a pluralistic world.