Miguel A. De La Torre is Associate Professor of Social Ethics and Director of the Justice and Peace Institute at Iliff School of Theology. He is the author of Liberating Jonah: Toward a Biblical Ethics of Reconciliation (Orbis Books), A Lily Among the Thorns: Imagining a New Christian Sexuality (Jossey-Bass), and is the series editor for the twelve-volume New Perspectives in Latino/a Religion (Baylor University Press).

This book opens a new chapter in the solidarity of diverse religions beyond religions, emphasizing the importance of interreligous orthopraxis over loyalties to religious orthodoxy. --Andrew Sung Park, United Theological Seminary

• Introduction, Miguel A De La Torre1. Catholicism, Rosemary Ruether2. Protestantism, Joerg Rieger3. Humanism, Tony B. Pinn4. Judaism, Marc H. Ellis5. Islam, Irfan A. Omar6. Hinduism, Anant Rambachan7. Buddhism, Tavivat Puntarigvivat8. Zen Buddhism, Ruben L.F. Habito9. Confucianism and Daoism, Wan-Li Ho10. Minjung (Korean), Hee An Choi11. African Traditional Religions, Mutombo Nkulu-N'Sengha12. Orisha Traditions in the West, Dianne M. Stewart13. Native North American Religions, Tink TinkerEpilogue, Miguel A. De La TorreBibliographyList of Contributors

Miguel A. De La Torre is Associate Professor of Social Ethics and Director of the Justice and Peace Institute at Iliff School of Theology. He is the author of Liberating Jonah: Toward a Biblical Ethics of Reconciliation (Orbis Books), A Lily Among the Thorns: Imagining a New Christian Sexuality (Jossey-Bass), and is the series editor for the twelve-volume New Perspectives in Latino/a Religion (Baylor University Press).

This book opens a new chapter in the solidarity of diverse religions beyond religions, emphasizing the importance of interreligous orthopraxis over loyalties to religious orthodoxy. --Andrew Sung Park, United Theological Seminary

• Introduction, Miguel A De La Torre1. Catholicism, Rosemary Ruether2. Protestantism, Joerg Rieger3. Humanism, Tony B. Pinn4. Judaism, Marc H. Ellis5. Islam, Irfan A. Omar6. Hinduism, Anant Rambachan7. Buddhism, Tavivat Puntarigvivat8. Zen Buddhism, Ruben L.F. Habito9. Confucianism and Daoism, Wan-Li Ho10. Minjung (Korean), Hee An Choi11. African Traditional Religions, Mutombo Nkulu-N'Sengha12. Orisha Traditions in the West, Dianne M. Stewart13. Native North American Religions, Tink TinkerEpilogue, Miguel A. De La TorreBibliographyList of Contributors

Miguel A. De La Torre is Associate Professor of Social Ethics and Director of the Justice and Peace Institute at Iliff School of Theology. He is the author of Liberating Jonah: Toward a Biblical Ethics of Reconciliation (Orbis Books), A Lily Among the Thorns: Imagining a New Christian Sexuality (Jossey-Bass), and is the series editor for the twelve-volume New Perspectives in Latino/a Religion (Baylor University Press).

This book opens a new chapter in the solidarity of diverse religions beyond religions, emphasizing the importance of interreligous orthopraxis over loyalties to religious orthodoxy. --Andrew Sung Park, United Theological Seminary

• Introduction, Miguel A De La Torre1. Catholicism, Rosemary Ruether2. Protestantism, Joerg Rieger3. Humanism, Tony B. Pinn4. Judaism, Marc H. Ellis5. Islam, Irfan A. Omar6. Hinduism, Anant Rambachan7. Buddhism, Tavivat Puntarigvivat8. Zen Buddhism, Ruben L.F. Habito9. Confucianism and Daoism, Wan-Li Ho10. Minjung (Korean), Hee An Choi11. African Traditional Religions, Mutombo Nkulu-N'Sengha12. Orisha Traditions in the West, Dianne M. Stewart13. Native North American Religions, Tink TinkerEpilogue, Miguel A. De La TorreBibliographyList of Contributors