Focusing on systematic theology, the book explores fundamental topics like the nature of God, revelation, ethics, and the divine relationship with the world. It uniquely incorporates insights from Indian philosophical dialogue, allowing these traditional themes to evolve and adapt through intercultural conversation, enriching the understanding of theology in a global context.
The exploration of contemporary marriage highlights the complexities arising from partners' diverse psychological and cultural backgrounds. Societal transformations, such as longer life spans and the impact of the women's movement, have reshaped expectations in relationships, shifting the focus from survival to companionship and communication. As marriages evolve into more egalitarian partnerships, the quest for self-fulfillment often leads to increased divorces amid frustrations. The dual career family has become prevalent, reflecting these changing dynamics in modern relationships.