Judith A. Berling
Biography
Judith A. Berling has served as Professor of History of Religions at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, and has directed the Incarnating Globalization project at the Association of Theological Schools. Berling previously served as President of the American Academy of Religion and has held a Luce Fellowship in Asian Studies. Berling wrote A Pilgrim in Chinese Culture (2005).
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Doing Theology with Humility, Generosity, and Wonder
Theology
“Damayanthi Niles's very readable book explores the characteristics of a Christian theology that embraces religious pluralism as its context. Coming from a long line of Asian theologians, she builds on insights and approaches of Asian, African, and African American theologies. Trained in theology and the history of religions at the University of Chicago, she is comfortable turning to concepts from non-Christian religions to enrich, nuance, or challenge Christian theology. This book is valuable reading for those seeking to articulate a progressive, inclusive, and liberationist Christianity that addresses religious pluralism.”
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