Loving Our Religious Neighbors: How Christians can Bear the Fruit of the Spirit with Conviction in a Pluralistic Culture

The world is shrinking. "Hindus from India and Jews from Israel, Buddhists from Tibet and Mormons from Utah, Muslims from Iran and Christians from Nevada—all of these people are interacting on a regular basis like no other time in human history." How can Christians remain faithful to the Gospel and Christ's call to make disciples of all nations, while at the same time loving our religious neighbors? Josh Daneshforooz casts a hopeful vision for how the Christian community can respond to the global village with love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, meekness, and self-control. "We can decide to engage with our religious neighbors not as an attempt to water down our faith or to dilute our theology, but rather to learn how to become better Christians and to learn how to more deeply understand and practice the Gospel of Jesus Christ in a multireligious society." Loving Our Religious Neighbors is a prophetic vision from a Christian who has been grappling with religious diversity in his family his entire life.