Hinduism (Opera Omnia IV.2) Religion_ Gender Studies Kosuke Koyama (1929-2009) was an

Kosuke Koyama (1929-2009) was an influential theologian whose work was noted for its poetic expression and ecumenical view

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Burrows is managing editor emeritus of Orbis Books and research professor of missiology in the Center for World Christianity at New York Theological Seminary

This companion to the best-selling Once Upon a Time in Africa brings together stories that reflect the many cultures and peoples of Asia

"This important book contains prophetic calls to resist the politics of fear and to build instead networks of support through theological dialogue and shared praxis

Hinduism (Opera Omnia IV.2) Religion_ Gender Studies Kosuke Koyama (1929-2009) was anOver the course of his long career as a leading scholar of religion, Raimon Panikkar noted time and again that while religions could and should respond to the realities of the modern world, their sure path to continued flourishing was always to be found in remaining true to their roots and their homegrown traditions. He saw this as particularly the case in India, where the interactions between ancient religious traditions and imported modern