Christian Polytheism?

This book is a theological and political exploration of how Christianity may be compatible with polytheism, arguing that there is no singular "orthodoxy", rather we see "polydoxy". It is essential reading for scholars of Christian Systematic Theology and Modern Theology.

Autorentext

Paul Hedges is a Life Member at Clare Hall, Cambridge, UK, and an associate professor at RSIS, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. His research spans interreligious studies, intercultural and global theologies, prejudice, and the study of religion. He has published 14 books and over 90 academic papers including Understanding Religion (2021) and Religious Hatred (2021).

Inhalt

1. What is Polytheism?: Theological and Analytical Explorations 2. "Thou Shalt Have None of Those Other Gods Before Me": Polytheistic Beginnings, Monotheistic Leanings 3. Surely the Newer Testament Teaches Monotheism? Jewish and Christian Origins 4. The Dancing Gd(s) of Polytheism and Multi-Devotionalism: On the Trinity 5. Jesus and the Other Gods: Theologies of Religions 6. Is There an Abrahamic Monotheism? Christians, Jews, and Muslims 7. Liberating Plurality and Gd: Global, Decolonial, and Feminist Approaches 8. Being a Polytheistic Christian: Or, Can Christians Accept Polytheists? Epilogue: The Theology, Ideology, and Politics of One and the Many Index