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In contrast to emphasis on personal salvation and religious patriotism of biblical Christianity, 'second Christianity' concerns itself with common humanity in relation to a divine Presence, and confronts the global problems of our modern world.

A collection of essays by one of the world's most controversial theologians. It reflects on questions of the nature and the accessibility of God in the context of Christianity and other faith traditions. It covers a wide range of issues centred on...

Arguing that world religions represent different paths to the one divine reality, Jon Hick offers a conception of Christianity and the wider religious experience of humanity. He discusses the meaning of suffering, God and evil, and the literal...

The question of how Christianity should approach other faiths has long been a vexed one. This book addresses a key themes with eleven essays from the uncompromising theology of Karl Barth, to the pluralism of John Hick, and containing an address...