Through anexamination of Christian interaction with other religions, Paul S. Chungconstructs a theology of comparative religion. In the course of thisconstruction, he employs the work of Ernst Troeltsch, Robert Bellah, and KarlBarth, while offering case studies of transformative interaction betweenBuddhism, Christianity, and Islam. Chung's interdisciplinary approach opens upnew avenues for inter-religious understanding and melding, for instanceexploring the development of a Protestant Islam. Throughout, he providesinnovative conceptions of the religions involved and the realities they assert.