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Faith and Knowledge 2nd Edition
An
Interpretation of Religion
[Trans.
German, Chinese]
John
Hick : An Autobiography
[Trans.
Japanese]
The
Fifth Dimension
[Trans. Danish, Russian, Polish,
Italian, Persian, Chinese, Indonesian]
Dialogues
in the Philosophy of Religion,
The
Metaphor of God Incarnate
[Trans.
Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean]
The
Rainbow of Faiths
[trans:
Portuguese, Turkish, Chinese, Japanese]
God
has Many Names
[Trans. German, Chinese, Japanese,
Korean]
Christianity
and Other Religions
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[Trans.
Chinese]
Evil
and The God of Love
[Trans.Korean]
Death
and Eternal Life
[Trans.
Dutch]
Philosophy
of Religion
[Trans.
Finnish, Swedish, Polish, Spanish, Portuguese, Persian, Hindi, Chinese,
Japanese, Korean]
The
New Frontier of Religion and Science
- DISPUTED
QUESTIONS IN THEOLOGY AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION,
London: Macmillan, and Cambridge, Mass: Yale University Press,
1993.
Part
I, Epistemological, on religious realism and non-realism, and on
the nature and validity of religious experience. Part II, Christ
and Christianity, on an inspiration Christology, the logic of God
incarnate, and the non-absoluteness of Christianity. Part III, Hints
from Buddhism, on the doctrine of the undetermined questions, and
religion as ‘skilful means’. Part IV, Religious Pluralism,
on Jews, Christians and Muslims – do we all worship the same
God?, on the Real and its personae and impersonae, and an autobiographical
note about how the author was led to his position by experience
of people of other faiths. Part V, Life and Death, on a possible
conception of life after death.
“Profoundly
substantive. The author . . [addresses] the most fundamental questions
in the field of religion today . . [and] offers a genuinely exciting
challenge to explore the potential reaches of authentic spirituality
. . Certain to be a major contribution” (Journal of Psychology
and Christianity).
“A
finely wrought inquiry into the nature and meaning of religious
belief” (America).
“Few
readers will fail to have their vision of the religious landscape
changed by this stimulating, challenging study from a foremost scholar”
(Choice).
“Hick’s
interpretations are plausible and controversial. His book is original,
sound, readable, and important” (Prof. Ninian Smart).
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- A
JOHN HICK READER, edited by Paul Badham, London: Macmillan,
1990.
A
representative selection of ten articles, with an introductory essay
by Professor Paul Badham on “The Philosophical Theology of
John Hick”.
- WHY
BELIEVE IN GOD? by Michael Goulder and John Hick, London:
SCM Press, 1983, reissued 1994.
A
lively debate between an atheist and a religious believer.
- CLASSICAL
AND CONTEMPORARY READINGS IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION, edited
by John Hick, Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1964, 2nd ed.
1970, 3rd ed. 1990.
Selections,
with introductory notes, by Plato, Augustine, Anselm, Descartes,
Hume, Kant, Feuerbach, Kierkegaard, James, Troeltsch, Russell, Buber,
Tillich, Wittgenstein, Hartshorne, Price, Braithwaite, Randall,
Wisdom, Malcolm, Flew, Hick, McFague, Alston, Plantinga.
- THE
EXISTENCE OF GOD, edited, with an Introduction, by John Hick,
New York: Macmillan, 1964 and frequently reprinted.
Covers
the ontological, cosmological, teleological and moral arguments
and argument from religious experience; discussions by Russell,
Copleston, Feuerbach, Baillie, Kierkegaard; the falsification debate;
the logic of ‘God’. Bibliography. (translated into German
and Polish)
- GANDHI'S
SIGNIFICANCE FOR TODAY, edited by John Hick and Lamont Hempel,
London: Macmillan, 1989.
Contributions
by Lamont Hempel, James Gould, Paul Mundschenk, Mark Jurgensmeyer,
Arvind Sharma, James Hunt, John Hick, Rex Ambler, Steven Smith,
Raghavan Iyer, Kees Bolle, Margaret Chatterjee, Elton Hall, Sugata
Dasgupta, Geoffrey Ostergaard, Sushila Gitwani, Thomas Kilgrove,
and Ashis Nandy.
- THE
MYTH OF GOD INCARNATE, edited by John Hick, London: SCM Press,
and Philadelphia: Westminster Press, 1977, reissued 1993.
(Trans. German, Persian, Arabic) Contributions by Maurice Wiles,
Frances Young, Michael Goulder, Leslie Houlden, Don Cupitt, John
Hick, Dennis Nineham.
- THE
MYTH OF CHRISTIAN UNIQUENESS, edited by John Hick and Paul
Knitter, Maryknoll, NY: Orbis, 1987, 1995.
Contributions
by Gordon Kaufman, Langdon Gilkey, Wilfred Cantwell Smith, Stanley
Samartha, Raimundo Panikkar, Seiichi Yagi, Rosemary Ruether, Marjorie
Suchocki, Aloysius Pieris, Tom Driver, Paul Knitter, John Hick.
(Trans. Italian, Japanese, Indonesian)
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