Being Religious InterreligiouslyPeter Phan, who is both Vietanmese and American, knows the stresses of intercultural and interreligious living. Phan reflects on cultural diversity in spiritual life. Above all, he reflects on the question, how much uniformity will people in a postmodern world tolerate in life, liturgy, and denominational self definition? Peter C. Phan is Ignacio Ellacuria, S. J. Professor of Catholic Social Thought at Georgetown University and author of many books,

Part II introduces the work of leading theologians of the late 20th century: Karl Rahner

Christians of the North and the South

Hami Tutu Chapman

and San Antonio

Jacquelyn Grant

Judaism and Islam

and biblical passion

The Ministry of Reconciliation shows how with a spirituality of reconciliation we can create the spaces in which reconciliation can happen

”—Paul Lakeland

New York City

Niagara University"|A| lasting contribution to understanding the social implications of Christian commitment

startling in its relevance and moving in its openness to the possibilities for hope in a world of brutal violence