Christian*New Age Quarterly V27,N1 is dedicated, as all our issues are, to establishing genuine dialogue between traditional Christians and adherents of all sort and sundry spiritualities.
This issue features two essays by the prolific Robert M. Price, atheist and biblical expert according to the historical-critical school of thought. “Zarathustra Speaks: A World of Wonders” shares his marveling in the mysteries of reproduction and outer space; and his “Tale of Saint Iodasaph: Buried Treasure” is his hypothetical look at what a Buddhist Abbot with Christian leanings might teach — hypothetical until we realize that the Catholic Church did indeed canonize Gautama Buddha, mistaking a tale of Prince Siddhartha to be the biographical story of a European prince who renounced his wealth to seek salvation. Further diversity is reflected in Matthew Striegel’s essay on “Flatland” by Edwin A. Abbott and Joanne Winetzki’s review of You Are a Frequency by Debbie Ann Sellwood.
