From Christian Supremacist to Buddhist Christian: My Spiritual JourneyIn Paul Knitters first (1985) book, No Other Name?, he struggled with the question of Christian claims to uniqueness. This led him to explore what he called a pluralist approach to interreligious dialogue. Yet in the years since then he has come to define the problem more in terms of Christian supremacy. This book is a theological memoir, in which he shows how from his early youth, entry into a Catholic missionary order, studies under Rahner, and

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you will encounter anew the steadfast fearlessness of figures like Gandhi