In the current context of globalization, people from different cultures and religious faiths have to learn how to live together. This is probably the main reason why theological studies and interreligious issues encounter an increasing popularity among scholars but also in the public Media. Through their edited volume Understanding interreligious relations, Cheetham, Pratt, and Thomas propose a theological, historical, and socio-political perspective on interreligious relations. The editors did a great job in gathering philosophers, theologians, and historians who are experts in their domain, and provide us with a thorough perspective on this key issue in our age of increased global religious diversity. The volume includes a collection of 16 chapters written by experts in their field of study that can be divided into two main parts.
Clobert, M. (2015). Review of Understanding interreligious relations, by D. Cheetham, D. Pratt, & D. Thomas. Politics, Culture and Socialization : research, theory, methods, book reviews, 6(1-2), 209-211. https://doi.org/10.3224/pcs.v6i1-2.17 (Original work published 2015)