§16§This study offers a critical assessment of the two contested issues, religious pluralism and iconoclasm, from a Korean perspective by looking at a number of Isaiah's central themes, which can be identified as particularistic and universalistic. It also seeks to elucidate the contemporary implications of Isaiah's particularistic and universalistic themes for a pluralistic world, especially for Korean religious communities, which have been overwhelmed by a fiery debate about these issues. §04§Contents: The Korean Churches and Religious Pluralism - The Korean Churches and Iconoclasm - Strategy for Reading Isaiah - The Holy One of Israel - The Monotheistic Manifesto of Isaiah - The Unique Role of Torah in Isaiah - Mount Zion as the Cosmic centre - The New Creation - The New Israel. §02§The Author: Se-Hoon Jang holds a M.Div. from Chongshin University in Seoul, South Korea and a Ph.D. from the University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia. He is Professor of Old Testament at International Theological Seminary & University in Seoul, South Korea.
