Abstract:
OF ONE BLOOD describes six concepts of religious thought as they are understood by many in Christian theology as well as by followers of the philosophy of Sri Aurobindo, who has interpreted the several philosophies which are the basis of Hinduism. From this study, Wygant points out the major parallels as well as some of the important differences. He notes that the differences cannot be ignored, but that the parallels are still bridges -- through which individuals and groups can join together to work toward understanding and working out mutual concerns.