Douglas Pratt (Ph.D., DTheol) teaches Religious Studies at the University of Waikato, New Zealand. He is an Adjunct Senior Research Fellow of the School of Social and Political Inquiry at Monash University, Australia; and an Associate of the UNESCO Chair in Intercultural and Interreligious Relations – Asia Pacific. His research interests are in Christian theology, Islam and Christian-Muslim relations, interreligious dialogue, and contemporary religious issues. An Anglican priest, he is a member of the Faith and Order Plenary Commission of the World Council of Churches and a member of the Anglican-Roman Catholic Commission in New Zealand.

• Contents: The World Council of Churches – Interreligious Dialogue to 1960 – Early Dialogue Developments – Dialogue during the Seventies – The Dialogue Sub-Unit – Inter-Religious Relations and Dialogue – Dialogical Issues and Relations – The Vatican – Vatican II and Interreligious Dialogue – Early Developments – Dialogue post Vatican II – The Secretariat for Non-Christians – The Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue – Point and Counterpoint – Select Documents – Dialogical Scope – Engagement and Reflection – Interfaith Engagement: Theology and Future of Dialogue – Ecumenical Engagement – Theology for Dialogue – Theology in and after Dialogue – Postscript – Beyond a Conclusion.

Douglas Pratt (Ph.D., DTheol) teaches Religious Studies at the University of Waikato, New Zealand. He is an Adjunct Senior Research Fellow of the School of Social and Political Inquiry at Monash University, Australia; and an Associate of the UNESCO Chair in Intercultural and Interreligious Relations – Asia Pacific. His research interests are in Christian theology, Islam and Christian-Muslim relations, interreligious dialogue, and contemporary religious issues. An Anglican priest, he is a member of the Faith and Order Plenary Commission of the World Council of Churches and a member of the Anglican-Roman Catholic Commission in New Zealand.

• Contents: The World Council of Churches – Interreligious Dialogue to 1960 – Early Dialogue Developments – Dialogue during the Seventies – The Dialogue Sub-Unit – Inter-Religious Relations and Dialogue – Dialogical Issues and Relations – The Vatican – Vatican II and Interreligious Dialogue – Early Developments – Dialogue post Vatican II – The Secretariat for Non-Christians – The Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue – Point and Counterpoint – Select Documents – Dialogical Scope – Engagement and Reflection – Interfaith Engagement: Theology and Future of Dialogue – Ecumenical Engagement – Theology for Dialogue – Theology in and after Dialogue – Postscript – Beyond a Conclusion.

Douglas Pratt (Ph.D., DTheol) teaches Religious Studies at the University of Waikato, New Zealand. He is an Adjunct Senior Research Fellow of the School of Social and Political Inquiry at Monash University, Australia; and an Associate of the UNESCO Chair in Intercultural and Interreligious Relations – Asia Pacific. His research interests are in Christian theology, Islam and Christian-Muslim relations, interreligious dialogue, and contemporary religious issues. An Anglican priest, he is a member of the Faith and Order Plenary Commission of the World Council of Churches and a member of the Anglican-Roman Catholic Commission in New Zealand.

• Contents: The World Council of Churches – Interreligious Dialogue to 1960 – Early Dialogue Developments – Dialogue during the Seventies – The Dialogue Sub-Unit – Inter-Religious Relations and Dialogue – Dialogical Issues and Relations – The Vatican – Vatican II and Interreligious Dialogue – Early Developments – Dialogue post Vatican II – The Secretariat for Non-Christians – The Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue – Point and Counterpoint – Select Documents – Dialogical Scope – Engagement and Reflection – Interfaith Engagement: Theology and Future of Dialogue – Ecumenical Engagement – Theology for Dialogue – Theology in and after Dialogue – Postscript – Beyond a Conclusion.