Front Cover -- Title Page -- Christian Theology and Religious Pluralism A Critical Evaluation of John Hick -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1 Religious Pluralism and John Hick -- The Pluralistic Situation -- The Problem Of Religious Plurality -- Types Of Theological Responses -- Religious Exclusivism -- Religious Inclusivism -- Religious Pluralism -- Hick's Personal Background -- 2 Hick's Philosophy of Religious Pluralism -- Introduction -- The Evolution Of Hick's Pluralistic Philosophy -- Hick's Philosophy Of Religious Pluralism# -- Metaphysical Ontology -- Ethical Soteriology -- An Evaluation Of Hick's Philosophy Of Religious Pluralism -- Epistemological Methodology -- Nonpropositional Epistemology -- Transcendental Agnosticism -- Doctrinal Reductionism -- Conclusion -- 3 Hick's Theology of Religious Pluralism -- Introduction -- Hick's Deconstruction of Traditional Christology -- The Jesus of History and the Origins of Christology -- Two-Natures Christologies -- Historical Side-Effects of the Incarnation Dogma -- The Doctrine of the Atonement -- Hick's Reconstructino of a new Christology -- Conclusion -- 4 An Evaluation of Hick's Historical Arguments -- Historical Methodology -- Jesus' Self-Understanding -- Jesus' Use of "Abba" -- Jesus' Attitude Toward the Law of Moses -- Jesus' Authority to Forgive Sins -- The "Son" -- The "Son of Man" -- Other Considerations -- The Resurrection -- Jesus' Burial -- Paul's Understanding -- The Empty Tomb -- The Jesus Movement -- Origins of the Dogma of Christ's Deity -- 5 An Evaluation of Hick's Conceptual Arguments -- Hick on Morris -- Hick on Kenotic Theories -- Hick on Weston -- Conclusion.