Contemporary Arabic Christian Theology: An Introduction to Its identity, History and Trends of Reasoning

This long-awaited monograph looks at the trends of theological reasoning and discourses which the Arab-speaking Christians develop in their contemporary living context. Some of the questions the book tackles are: How do the present Arabophone Christians relate their Christianity to their living indigenous context in the Middle East? How do they perceive their Christian identity in relation to their Muslim-majority context, and how do they perceive who they are in the light of the socio-poli...