Anthropological Perspective of Contemporary Theology and the Pluralism of Christianity

The emphasis of contemporary theology on religious anthropology and pluralism reflects in a sense that Western spiritual culture has emerged in a new direction of development in the contemporary era. This paper combs the enlightenment and reference of this new direction from a non-Western cultural perspective, and explores the anthropological ideas of contemporary theology and the possibility of discussing pluralism as a whole ideological sequence. At the same time, some problems in this research field arc put forward: The study of theologian's anthropological thought is too scattered and lacks the investigation and analysis of the whole style from the perspective of contemporary theology and theologian's anthropology. The study of the pluralism of theologians is too concentrated, with John Hick as the object of study, lacking of in-depth study of other theologians' pluralism, and lacking of overall investigation and systematic synthesis. Lack of research on pluralism through the anthropological thinking of theologians, and so on. In view of these questions, this paper has carried on the tentative comparison research to the some theologian's pluralism idea.