01329cam a22002771  45000010008000000030006000080050017000140080041000310100017000720150015000890350018001040400031001220420012001530500021001650820008001861000026001942400029002202450034002492600040002833000019003234900025003425000082003675050014004495050573004636500015010369411640AUA.120151111155430.0720315r19661960enk           000 0 eng    a   66075270   aGB66-10255  a(OCoLC)263996  aDLCcOAUdNBrockUdUkdDLC  apremarc00aBL 425b.S6 1960  a2901 aSmart, Ninian,d1927-02aA dialogue of religions.10aWorld religions:ba dialogue.  aHarmondsworth,bS C M Press,c1960.  a154 p.c19 cm.0 aPelican books,vA786  aOriginally published as A dialogue of religions.  London, S.C.M. Press, 1960.  aContents:  aIf religion is largely founded on faith, and faith on revelation, which of all the revelations are we to believe? Why make the Christian leap of faith, rather than the Muslim or Buddhist one? Very different answers to such questions would be given in different parts of the world. And in this imaginative addition to the comparative study of religions the author has adopted the form of a dialogue between a Christian, a Jew, a Muslim, a Hindu and two Buddhists (from Ceylon and Japan) to demonstrate how the most influential creeds differ and on what they are agreed. 0aReligions.