In a globalised world marked by profound crises, the shape of the Christian faith is changing fundamentally. The shift in the dynamics of Christianity towards the global South, increasing conflicts and worldwide migration movements are changing the church(es) and Christianity. Conflicts over recognition, cultural and religious identities and the normative content of modernity are coming to a head. They are ignited by differences in faith practice, styles and hermeneutics, creating new alliances and polarisations across denominations. This book reflects on this and explores the contribution of Christianity to the search for common ground and universal unity in the face of planetary crisis. With contributions by Michelle Becka | Arnd Bünker | Catalina Cerda-Planas | Mariano Delgado | Margit Eckholt | Josef Estermann | Thomas Fornet-Ponse | Brandon Gallaher | Katharina Karl | Martin Kirschner | Klaus Koschorke | Annette Langner-Pitschmann | Joost van Loon | Tim Noble | Amaya Querejazu Escobari | Michael Quisinsky | Martin Rötting | Martin Schneider | Stefan Silber | Ionut Untea

This book is included in DOAB.