The sound of liberating truth : Buddhist-Christian dialogues in honor of Frederick J. Streng

Contents
Contributors
Introduction: What is the Sound of Liberating Truth? Remembering Fred Streng (1933-1993)
Prologue
PART ONE: Interreligious Dialogue
     Chapter 1: Buddhist Interreligious Dialogue: To Build a Global Community
     Chapter 2: Response to David Chappell
     Chapter 3: Interreligious Dialogue
     Chapter 4: Response to Winston King
PART TWO: Ultimate Reality
     Chapter 5: ‘In the Beginning ... God’: A Christian’s View of Ultimate Reality
     Chapter 6: Response to Bonnie Thurston’s ‘“In the Beginning ... God”: A Christian’s View of Ultimate Reality’
     Chapter 7: The Concept of the Ultimate in Madhyamaka Thought: In Memory of Frederick Streng
     Chapter 8: Response to: ‘The Concept of the Ultimate in Madhyamaka Thought’
PART THREE: Nature and Ecology
     Chapter 9: The Buddhist Conception of an Ecological Self
     Chapter 10: Response to Alan Sponberg’s ‘The Buddhist Conception of an Ecological Self’
     Chapter 11: Creation, Redemption, and the Realization of the Material Order
     Chapter 12: Creation, Redemption, and the Realization of the Material Order: A Buddhist Response
PART FOUR: Social and Political Issues of Liberation
     Chapter 13: Buddhism and Social Engagement
     Chapter 14: Some Questions About the World
     Chapter 15: The Mind of Wisdom and Justice in the Letter of James
     Chapter 16: Response to John Keenan
PART FIVE: Ultimate Transformation or Liberation
     Chapter 17: Under the Bodhi Tree: An Idealized Paradigm of Buddhist Transformation and Liberation
     Chapter 18: Nailed to a Tree: An Idealized Paradigm of Buddhist Transformation and Liberation
     Chapter 19: The Resurrection of the Dead, and Life Everlasting: From a Futuristic to a Realized Christianity
     Chapter 20: The Momentous and the Momentary
PART SIX: Epilogues
     Chapter 21: A Buddhist Epilogue
     Chapter 22: A Christian Epilogue
Index