Description: This volume details the inherent problems in the search for effective ways to enable different religious systems to co-exist peacefully in mutual complementarity. This has emerged as a necessary condition for economic development, social progress, human prosperity and even survival.
Review Quotes:
"This deeply thoughtful and charitable book is a valuable contribution to the dialogue among religions." -- The Expository Times.
"For its many genuine insights into both similarities and differences between these two religions, this is a useful work." -- Choice.
"A careful and sensitive comparison of Christian agape and Confucian jen." -- Peter Baelz, Emeritus Dean of Durham and formerly Regius Professor of Moral and Pastoral Theology, University of Oxford.
"This book has opened a new horizon in the comparative study of religion." -- Prof. D. P. Davies, Pro Vice-Chancellor, University of Wales, Lampeter.