Karlberg, Mark K.2019-09-252019-09-252017-01-221985http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/162713"For those interested in the relationship between the OT and NT Paul M. van Buren in the second volume of his projected four-volume systematic theology' takes a new look at an old issue in the history of doctrine. As an ardent spokes- man for ecumenical pluralism van Buren seeks to (re)construct Jewish-Christian relations on the foundation of an enlightened understanding of the nature of human experience and religious language. The religion department of 'Imple University, of which van Buren was a senior member, has been a leading voice in promoting inter-faith dialogue. (The Journal of Ecumenical Studies is published by the University) Although evangelical theology and modern theology are worlds apart, much may be gained through serious interaction with the various forms of modern thought. Radical theologians like van Buren can be of service in provoking today's evangelicals to fresh consideration of traditionally-held Chris- tian doctrines and in providing a meaningful context in which they can articulate and reaffirm the Biblical basis for those historic doctrines of the faith"engWith permission of the license/copyright holderIsraelevangelical theologyChristian doctrinesJewish-Christian relationsComparative religion and interreligious dialogueTheology of religionsSociology of religionHistory of religionGlobal Church History and World ChristianityArticle