The Future of Interfaith Dialogue - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Contributors

pp vii-xiv

Acknowledgements

pp xv-xvi

Introduction

pp 1-10

Part I - The Context of A Common Word

pp 11-58

1 - The Inception of A Common Word

pp 13-30

2 - From Intra-Religious to Interreligious Dialogue

pp 31-47

3 - A Common Word Leading to Uncommon Dialogue

pp 48-58

Part II - Responses to A Common Word

pp 59-162

4 - A Common Word for the Common Good

pp 61-89

5 - The World in Which We Respond to God’s Word

pp 90-112

6 - Love of Neighbour in the Face of Religious Trauma

pp 113-122

7 - An Overview of Christian Responses to A Common Word

pp 123-143

8 - Seeking Humility and Self-Critique

pp 144-162

Part III - The Scriptures and A Common Word

pp 163-214

9 - The Protocol of Interfaith Dialogue

pp 165-176

10 - Our Next Word in Common

pp 177-191

11 - A Common Word or a Word of Justice?

pp 192-203

12 - The Use of Christian Scripture in A Common Word

pp 204-214

Part IV - The Reception of A Common Word

pp 215-270

13 - A Common Word as Potentially Reflected in Different Languages

pp 217-238

14 - ‘Love Thy Neighbour’

pp 239-248

15 - ‘An Unknown Word’

pp 249-258

16 - Taking Inspiration from A Common Word for a Musical Dialogue

pp 259-270

Part V - A Common Word and the Future

pp 271-308

17 - A Common Word as Contextual Theology

pp 273-288

18 - A Common Word and Abū Ḥāmid al-Ghazālī’s Love of God

pp 289-308