Wrestling with the Ox: A Theology of Religious Experience

Burns & Oates (1997)
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Abstract

"Wrestling with the Ox" is a novel approach to religious pluralism, exploring the major themes which all religions have to confront. A Christian scholar of Buddhism, Paul O. Ingram uses the ten Ox-Herding pictures of Buddhist tradition as symbols of the realities with which we must all wrestle in order to live meaningful religious lives.

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