Christian Perspectives on Transforming Interreligious Encounter: Essays in Honor of Leo D. Lefebure (Lexington Books, 2024)
Exciting news! Christian Perspectives on Transforming Interreligious Encounter (Lexington Books, 2024) is a festschrift in honor of Leo Lefebure, longtime SBCS member and Past President. A number of other SBCS members also contributed, including Kristin Johnston Largen, James Fredericks, Ruben Habito, Peter Feldmeier, and John Borelli.

Byzantine fractals? Internal religious pluralism and Buddhist-Christian dialogue
At the recent meeting of the European Academy of Religion held in Bologna (Italy) in June 2022, scholars from all over the world were finally

Tsong kha pa and the Christian East
During my doctoral studies, I encountered the figure of Tsong kha pa, and explored his understanding of Buddhahood in conversation with the Christian notion of incarnation, drawing in particular on the figure of Maximos the Confessor. After encountering the figure of Desideri and attending an international conference on his legacy held in 2018 in his native town of Pistoia, I went back to the Great Treatise and decided to try and write a commentary to this text from a Christian perspective for the series of Christian commentaries on non-Christian texts edited by Catherine Cornille. Click to read the complete blog contributed by Thomas Cattoi, Jesuit School of Theology at Santa Clara University!

Review, Fragrant Rivers of Wisdom
Review, Fragrant Rivers of Wisdom, contributed by Kristen Johnston Largen.

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On Jeanine Hill Fletcher’s “We are All Hybrids”
Jeanine Hill Fletcher on Identities in DialogueDavid Gardiner, Colorado CollegeThe depth of interfaith study, dialog and practice (dual-belonging) can be enhanced by philosophical approaches to


