Titlebook: Religious Pluralism and the Modern World; An Ongoing Engagemen Sharada Sugirtharajah Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Mediating Relativism and Absolutism in Tillich’s and Hick’s Theories of Religious Truthfrom secular theorists while holding a personal, critically informed religious faith. Their work shares the challenges of supporting faith as rational and verifiable in response to philosophical and naturalistic critiques and of how to approach the plurality of religions. One underlying issue in the

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John Hick’s Pan(en)theistic Monism— the mental and the physical — and that they interact with each other. Yet his religious pluralism entails monism because it claims that there is a single transcategorial ultimate reality that is variously experienced and construed in the world’s religions. He also contends that he realized through

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John Hick’s Pan(en)theistic Monism his religious experience that he is part of, as monism says, a single indivisible whole. The aim of this chapter is to reconcile this apparent tension between the dualistic and monistic elements in Hick’s metaphysical system by proposing a unique form of pantheistic or panentheistic monism.

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