Indian Theological Studies, Volume 29

Accadian Albertz Ancient Arhat Assyrian Bangalore basic becomes Bible Biblical Bishops Book of Job Buddha Buddhist Canon Law Catholic Ceresko Christ Christian Church communion-community context critical cultural dialogue Dilmun disciples Divine ecumenical Esarhaddon experience expression faith formation Galilee Gandhi God's Gospel Greek Heidegger Hindu Hinduism human Ibid Inculturation India Indian Theological Studies integral interpretation Iranian Jabbok Jacob Jesus Joseph Francis language Legrand liberation Luke Magan and Meluhha Mannaeans means Meluhha metaphysical mission narrative narrator nirvana Onesimus participants pedagogy person Peter's Pontifical Institute philosophy Pratyekabuddha prayer present question reality reference religion Religious Pluralism rites rituals Saka Sanskrit Scriptures Scythians secular Seminary sense shepherd social society spiritual St Peter's Pontifical story structure struggle Sumer Sumerian symbols teaching Testament theme theologians Theological Studies 29 tion tradition transcends unity Upanishads Urartians Urartu Whitehead words worship yogi