Comparative and World Religion

By Richard R. Cook and David W. Pao (editors)

A collection of essays exploring issues of identity and the global church in the post-colonial era, from the perspectives of Chinese and American evangelicals.

By Robert Elinor

An introduction to Buddhism and Christianity through visual images, making accessible the world's most significant religious art by iconographic comparison.

By Brent Fulton

An enlightening exploration of how rapid urbanisation has affected the development of Christianity in modern China.

By Matthew Michael

A contribution to the engagement between Christianity and non-Western cultures, bringing Christian theology into dialogue with African traditions.

By John Prickett (editor)

A useful resource for teachers to discuss the approaches of the major world religions to death and dying.

Series: Living Faiths

By Darren Todd Duerksen

An ethnographic and pastoral study of ecclesial structures formed by followers of Christ's teachings in India, while retaining their Hindu and Sikh heritages.

By Mawil Izzi Dien

An important book highlighting the distinctive Islamic contribution to the environmental debate, challenging preconceived attitudes towards the natural world.

By John Prickett (editor)

An invaluable resource on initiation rites of the major world religions for teachers, including extracts from initiation liturgies for use as source material.

Series: Living Faiths

By Gilbert S. Rosenthal (editor)

A selection of essays analysing the impact of the Second Vatican Council document Nostra Aetate on Catholic-Jewish relations.

By Tapiwa N. Mucherera

An examination of the damage done to traditional African culture by colonial forms of Christianity, and of new forms of pastoral care to redress the balance.

By Kajsa Ahlstand and Göran Gunner (editors)

A collection of essays identifying and discussing the issues raised by the situation of religious minorities in the Muslim world.