Yjin, for the past 40 years I have been doing Buddhist-Christian theology, trying not only to step back as understand scripture in its full context, but also to step aside and consider the insights and truths found in Mahayana Buddhism. My latest endeavor is reading Ephesians and seeing if the Chinese master Chih-i and his threefold truth can aid us in understanding the undeveloped trinitarian themes in Ephesians. Maybe most read is Beside Still Waters, Christians, Jews, and the Way of the Buddha. I have an unattended web site: Mahayana Theology. Moved by Vat II I committed myself to Buddhist Studies, i.e., language, history, and doctrine, to enrich our understanding. To me most theologians pronounce on other faiths from a deep and intransigent lack of knowledge.
Literally sic means "thus," but signals either an error or some disagreement