M Thomas Thangaraj
Biographic Data
| ID | 1248701 |
|---|---|
| NAME | M Thomas Thangaraj |
| GIVEN NAMES | M Thomas |
| FAMILY NAME | Thangaraj |
| SIGNATURE | THANGARAJ M T |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Thelivanbu (Illumined Love)
Discontented with Christian understandings of salvation which tend to interpret Christ’s love employing various theories of the atonement, this essay seeks to move beyond existing models of identifying Christ’s death. Using insights from Saiva Siddhantha, a distinctively Tamil‐language philosophical tradition of the Hindu faith which names God as Siva, the author offers a constructive proposal for a Saivite‐Christian understanding of human salvat…
Jesus the Christ-The Only Way to God and to Human Flourishing
Jesus the Christ—The Only Way to God and to Human Flourishing M. Thomas Thangaraj (bio) salvific necessity of Christ, historical settings, windows into God, Trinity, eschatology, exclusivity of God, the church Asked, along with others, to elaborate “on a core-issue in our religious tradition, which in a world of religious plurality requires and would benefit from a renewed reflection and consideration,” I have chosen to elaborate on the Christian…
Who Is the Other
Who Is the Other? An Indian Christian Perspective M. Thomas Thangaraj (bio) salvific necessity of Christ, historical settings, windows into God, Trinity, eschatology, exclusivity of God, the church One way to address the question of the “other” is to begin with the tradition in its earliest form and then travel through history to see how our vision of the other has either changed or stayed constant. However, I have decided to start from how my an…
Missiological Hermeneutics of a Convert
MISSIOLOGICAL HERMENEUTICS OF A CONVERT M Thomas Thangaraj Over the last few centuries people in different parts of the world have been exposed to what one might call, a 'historical consciousness' that recognizes the important role one's history plays in molding or shaping one's thinking and perspective. Therefore, most people would easily recognize that one's missiological perspectives are influenced and shaped by one's own history. While there …
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Missiological Hermeneutics of a Convert
MISSIOLOGICAL HERMENEUTICS OF A CONVERT M Thomas Thangaraj Over the last few centuries people in different parts of the world have been exposed to what one might call, a 'historical consciousness' that recognizes the important role one's history plays in molding or shaping one's thinking and perspective. Therefore, most people would easily recognize that one's missiological perspectives are influenced and shaped by one's own history. While there …
Jesus the Christ-The Only Way to God and to Human Flourishing
Jesus the Christ—The Only Way to God and to Human Flourishing M. Thomas Thangaraj (bio) salvific necessity of Christ, historical settings, windows into God, Trinity, eschatology, exclusivity of God, the church Asked, along with others, to elaborate “on a core-issue in our religious tradition, which in a world of religious plurality requires and would benefit from a renewed reflection and consideration,” I have chosen to elaborate on the Christian…
Who Is the Other
Who Is the Other? An Indian Christian Perspective M. Thomas Thangaraj (bio) salvific necessity of Christ, historical settings, windows into God, Trinity, eschatology, exclusivity of God, the church One way to address the question of the “other” is to begin with the tradition in its earliest form and then travel through history to see how our vision of the other has either changed or stayed constant. However, I have decided to start from how my an…
Thelivanbu (Illumined Love)
Discontented with Christian understandings of salvation which tend to interpret Christ’s love employing various theories of the atonement, this essay seeks to move beyond existing models of identifying Christ’s death. Using insights from Saiva Siddhantha, a distinctively Tamil‐language philosophical tradition of the Hindu faith which names God as Siva, the author offers a constructive proposal for a Saivite‐Christian understanding of human salvat…
Philosophy (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Religious studies (4 works) · History (3 works) · Theology (3 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Faith (2 works) · Indian History and Philosophy (2 works) · Jesus christ (2 works) · Religion, Society, and Development (2 works)