1: From Adam and Eve to Abraham and Sarah
2: Exodus, Deuteronomy, Ruth, and Naaman
3: Balaam, Amos, and Jonah
4: Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Malachi
5: Wisdom and the `Others'
6: Provisional Conclusions from the Old Testament
7: Jesus and the `Outsiders'
8: Dying and Rising for All?
9: The Apostle of the Gentiles
10: Luke on Jesus and Salvation
11: Jesus, the Church, and Israel
12: The Universal Benevolence of God
13: Holy `Outsiders'
14: The Universal Presence of Christ and the Spirit
15: Universal Wisdom
16: Faith and `Outsiders'
Gerald O' Collins is Research Professor of Theology at St Mary's University College, Twickenham. He has published, alone or with others, 47 books, including Jesus Our Redeemer, Christology, and Catholicism (all OUP). Author of hundreds of articles in professional and popular journals, he has lectured at many universities and colleges in the British Isles, India, New Zealand, the United States, his native Australia, and elsewhere.
Indeed it is this sustained attention to the scriptures, on the part of one also instructed and skilled in the practice of sophisticated tools of interpretation, which gives this work its inherent authority as well as its charm. This book...will effectively equip readers to negotiate the conflicts joined by debating with the abstract terms noted earlier. David Burrell, The Tablet This is a groundbreaking book and makes an invaluable contribution to interfaith dialogue. For some Christians the content may be challenging and uncomfortable. I am no theologian but I found it fascinating and accessible. Teresa De Bertodano, The Good Bookstall website
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