Ultimate Visions: Reflections on the Religions We Choose

by Martin Forward

In this collection of essays by leading theologians and scholars of religious studies, of many different faiths and backgrounds, each writer has been asked to reflect on why he or she is a member of one religion rather than another. They reveal how their existing religious affiliation has shaped their commitment to inter-faith dialogue, and how inter-faith dialogue, in turn, has influenced their convictions. Exploring the issues raised in different ways, contributors describe the specific contribution their religion has to offer towards humanity's ultimate vision, and discuss what the nature of that vision might be.

288 pages, Paperback

First published August 28, 1995