The Apocalypse as a Cosmotheandric Communion: A Hindu-Christian Dialogue

Theologians have been engaged in the reflections of eschatological social and moral conditions world for some years now, but emphasis on indisputable need an interfaith dialogue at such a moment is evidently absent. Arguably, apocalyptic times pandemic, induced communal hatred, bilateral hostility, racial discriminations, global level, which are also accompanied with many instances by increased charitable behavior heightened sense human responsibility. This paper focuses theologies context Hindu Christian settings India how they interact, creating possibility dialogue. Based Raimon Panikkar’s neologism ‘cosmotheandric vision,’ establishes relation between intercultural The apocalypse can be studied as being constant reminder cosmotheandric nature universe, Hindus Christians alike, fostering two religions, entirely cognizant their hermeneutical differences. analyzed point union absolute togetherness, wherein cultural religious differences disappear consciousness whole, One.