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Do We Worship the Same God? Jews, Christians, and Muslims in Dialogue

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Do We Worship the Same God, Jews, Christians, and Muslims in Dialogue, edited by Miroslav Volf and published by the academic press William B. Eerdmans, gathers essays from consultations held at the Yale Center for Faith and Culture, with three Christian theologians addressing the same-God question directly and responses from two Jewish and one Muslim contributor. Its authority rests on standard academic peer review and on the range of serious theological positions it assembles from scholars actually working within each tradition, rather than a single outside observer's summary of the debate. Its limit is that it is explicitly a map of live theological positions in active disagreement with each other, not a resolution of the question, so it should be cited as showing the shape of the debate rather than as settling which position is correct.

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Do We Worship the Same God, edited by Miroslav Volf and published by the academic press William B. Eerdmans, is treated at the top tier as academic press scholarship resting on standard peer review and contributors actually working within each tradition it represents.
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Edited volume from consultations at the Yale Center for Faith and Culture: three Christian theologians on the same-God question, with responses from two Jewish and one Muslim contributor. Cited as a map of the positions, not as a settlement of them.
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Miroslav Volf (ed.)
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William B. Eerdmans Publishing
Publication Year
2012
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Edited volume
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