Christianity and Pluralism

“Ron Dart and J. I. Packer rightly insist that there can be nothing more universal, final and inclusive of the crucial insights of other perspectives than the religion of the Incarnation of God himself. Were this not so, then Christianity would lose its meaning.”

“This missive from Ron Dart and Jim Packer is as timely now as when it was first published. Their critique of Michael Ingham's mystical pluralism is both respectful and incisive. This unapologetic yet irenic defence of creedal Christianity deserves a wide readership and is a reminder of our continued indebtedness to faithful leaders such as Dart and Packer.”

“Our cultural moment needs Dart and Packer’s deft volume on how to think about Christianity and other religions. In their crisp presentation of various approaches to the inter-religious challenge and of their logic and history, Dart and Packer judiciously, charitably, and incisively expose the fallacies that lie behind our era’s glib rejection of the generous but exclusive claims of the Christian gospel. By turns informative and reflective, the authors have managed to provide a robust and gentle Christian witness that will benefit believers and unbelievers alike.”