Dr. John Carmody Engages with the Question: How Do You Respond to People Who Say All Religions Are the Same?

John Carmody; Alfred Benney

Dr. John Carmody Engages with the Question: How Do You Respond to People Who Say All Religions Are the Same?

John Carmody, Alfred Benney

Fairfield University

University of Tulsa

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Abstract

How Do You Respond to People Who Say All Religions Are the Same?

Dr. John Carmody discusses what makes religions similar and different. He observes that religions are different in different cultures, but that all engage with the same mysteries and questions. All religions, though culturally different, are the same in the sense that human participants tend to ask the same questions.

Original language	American English
Journal	Default journal
State	Published - Aug 2 1993

Disciplines

Arts and Humanities
Religion
Religious Thought, Theology and Philosophy of Religion

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