The Problem of the Absoluteness of Christianity

Interpretation 40 (4):341-353 (1986)
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The absoluteness of Christianity is a predicate of the God of the eschatological kingdom proclaimed by Jesus, a kingdom embracing the power of a universal future which also includes the entire sweep of the history of religions

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