Oriental Religions and Christianity by Frank F. Ellinwood explores the relationship between Christianity and the major religious traditions of Asia, examining their beliefs, practices, philosophies, and historical development. Drawing on comparative religion, Ellinwood discusses Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, and other Eastern faiths while considering their points of contrast and contact with Christian theology. The book reflects on questions of morality, spirituality, revelation, religious experience, and the influence of culture on faith. Written from a nineteenth-century Christian perspective, it provides a historical view of comparative religious thought and missionary scholarship. This work is valuable for readers studying Christianity, Asian religions, comparative theology, and religious history.