Comparative Theology Among Multiple Modernities

1. Introduction: Comparative Theologies and Multiple Modernities
Paul S. Chung

2. Comparative Theology, Religious Discourse, and Phenomenological Imagination
Paul S. Chung

3. Comparative Theology of Justification and Interreligious Learning: Martin Luther
and Shinran Shonin

Paul S. Chung

4.
Totaliter Aliter, God’s Mission, and the Postcolonial
Paul S. Chung

5. Barth and Relational Theology
Paul S. Chung

6. Phenomenological Elucidation: Karl Barth and Emmanuel Levinas
Paul S. Chung

7. Theological Audacity, Analogical Relationality, and Religions
Paul S. Chung

8. Barth, Comparative Theology, and Multiple Modernities
Paul S. Chung

9. Ernst Troeltsch, Historical Method, and Comparative Theology
Paul S. Chung

10. Comparative Theology and Interreligious Solidarity Ethic: A Critical Appraisal of Weber
Paul S. Chung

11. Religious Discourse, Power Relations, and Interreligious Illumination
Paul S. Chung

12. Confucian Moral, Phenomenology of Saying, and Multiple Modernities
Paul S. Chung

13. Epilogue: Comparative Theology and the Postcolonial
Paul S. Chung

Keywords: Religious Studies, Christian Theology, Phenomenology, Sociology of Religion