This is be a volume of closely connected essays that illumines where (Christian and other) theologies are going today, how religious pluralism is better theorized in light of past errors, and how the diversity of religions is becoming a solid topic for theological learning. This is a volume that will be useful in the classroom - for advanced undergraduates, and particularly graduate students - and also for the wider audience of theologians and readers interested in current trends in religious studies and theology. Given the novelty of the field of Comparative Theology and the emphasis on the v