| Lowe, Malcolm |
| The Palestinian “Kairos” Document: A Behind-the-Scenes Analysis |
| 2010-07-01 | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 3194 |
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| Lustiger, Jean-Marie |
| The Historical Character of the Biblical Revelation |
| 2005-07-01 | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 2492 |
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| Lux, Rüdiger |
| Franz Rosenzweig 1886-1929 |
| A biographical sketch of Rosenzweig, who needs to be re-discovered by Jews and Christians and for the modern Christian-Jewish dialogue. |
| | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 762 |
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| Manemann, Jürgen |
| Towards an Anamnestic Culture |
| A contribution to a theology "after Auschwitz and the Gulag Archipelago." |
| 2002-08-01 | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 763 |
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| Marmur, Dow |
| Jesus and the Jews - Today |
| A lecture Rabbi Marmur of Holy Blossom Temple in Toronto gave at Regis College, Toronto. |
| | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 764 |
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| Marmur, Dow |
| From Civility to Piety: An Agenda for Postmodern Judaism |
| Civil religion, the outcome of modernity, is not sufficient for life in the postmodern world. A return to premodern ways is not possible. Modernity has to be affirmed, but it should not be embraced. The article calls for a move beyond civil religion, "from horizontal to vertical transcendence", which is relevant for both Jews and Christians of all branches of Judaism and the church. |
| | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 765 |
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| Marmur, Dow |
| Halachah and Reform Judaism |
| This essay tries to describe some lines of demarcation between the holy and the profane, the permitted and the prohibited. Although we may be living in a "post-halachic" age, we must still take halachah seriously, for Jewish law, even when no longer operative, still forms the very foundation of our tradition. |
| | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 766 |
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| McDade SJ, John |
| Schismatic Bishops, Holocaust Denial and Christian-Jewish Relations |
| 2009-04-01 | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 3075 |
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| McFarlane, Robert |
| The Gospel of Mark and Judaism |
| Mark could be a helpful source in considering the relationship between Judaism and Christianity at an early point in the process of ‘the parting of the ways’ than that represented by the other gospels. |
| | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 767 |
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| McLaren, James |
| From Jewish Movement to Gentile Church |
| Exploring the formative and definitive developments. At what point in time can we appropriately speak of these followers as part of a religion that was gentile as opposed to it being a movement within the umbrella of Judaism? |
| | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 768 |
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| Minz, Karl-Heinz |
| What we miss about God, when we miss the Jews |
| A Catholic systematic theologian discusses "some inextricable and open questions as they present themselves today within Catholic theology and the Catholic Church". The "absence of the Jews" in Christian theology. |
| | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 769 |
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| Mitchell, Nigel B. |
| Works Righteousness and the Synagogue of Satan |
| Rethinking Christian Caricatures of 1st Century Judaism. The Christian story cannot be told, in classroom or pulpit, without reference to "the Jews". In the last 50 years, many crude racist stereotypes have almost entirely disappeared from the language and mindset of popular Christianity, but the pejorative depiction of "the Jews""in much of the New Testament ensures that negative attitudes to Jews and Judaism continue to be promulgated as part of the Christian message. |
| | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 770 |
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| Morgan, Fred |
| Conscience: A Jewish Perspective |
| Part of a trilogy on "conscience" from diverse perspectives published in Gesher, the journal of the Council of Christians and Jews, Victoria, Australia. See also Frank Brennan, S.J. and Jack Opie. |
| 2006-09-01 | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 2706 |
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| Moses, John |
| Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Struggle for Christian-Jewish Reconciliation |
| John Moses, an Australian scholar of modern German history, traces the development of German Protestant theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer's views on the Jews and Judaism. |
| 2007-09-01 | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 2830 |
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| Mussner, Franz |
| Theology after Auschwitz. A Provisional Program |
| Theology after Auschwitz cannot be identical with theology before Auschwitz. Theology after Auschwitz takes appalled cognizance of the terrible events of the Shoah. |
| | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 771 |
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| Nairn, Thomas A. |
Ethical Issues in Embryonic Stem Cell Research:
A Roman Catholic Perspective |
| A presentation at the International Conference of the International Council of Christians and Jews, Chicago, July, 2005 |
| 2005-12-01 | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 2598 |
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| Opie, Jack |
| Conscience: A Survey Of Writers’ Perceptions |
| Part of a trilogy on "conscience" from diverse perspectives published in Gesher, the journal of the Council of Christians and Jews, Victoria, Australia. See also Frank Brennan, S.J. and Rabbi Fred Morgan |
| 2006-09-01 | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 2707 |
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| Opie, Jack |
| Antisemitism in English Literature: The Shakespeare Case |
| Theology and Literature (3) - Jack Opie, an Australian playwright, examines The Merchant of Venice and other references to Jews in Shakespeare’s play. |
| | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 772 |
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| Paltiel, Eliezer |
| Jewish Self-Understanding in the Early Centuries of the Common Era |
| To understand the formative stage of Talmudic Judaism, it is very important to glance at the period before the actual destruction of Jerusalem and of the Temple. The period discussed is really starting from the middle of the first century through about the middle of the third century. |
| | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 773 |
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| Pawlikowski, John T. |
| Pope Benedict XVI on Jews and Judaism: Retreat or Reaffirmation |
| 2009-05-01 | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 3089 |
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| Pawlikowski, John T. |
| Risk and Renewal in Christianity |
| 2009-02-01 | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 3051 |
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| Pawlikowski, John T. |
| Modern Jewish Views of Jesus |
| Within the last century a small number of Jewish scholars have taken a new approach to the Jesus question but now in more cooperation and dialogue with Christian scholars than ever before. |
| 2008-02-01 | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 2905 |
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| Pawlikowski, John T. |
| The Holocaust: Does It Have Significance for Ethics Today |
| A discussion of the implications of the Shoah for basic questions of personal and political ethics, including an overview of recent scholarly work on the subject. |
| 2003-07-01 | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 1995 |
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| Pawlikowski, John T. O.S.M. |
| Re-imaging the Christian-Jewish Relationship |
| Prof. John T. Pawlikowski surveys the changes in the image of Jesus' relation to his Jewish context in recent New Testament scholarship and their implications for Christian-Jewish relations. |
| 2002-04-01 | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 774 |
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| Pierard, Richard V. |
| Holocaust Denial: What It Is and Why Evangelical Scholars Must Categorically Reject It |
| Dr. Richard Pierard, Professor of History Emeritus at the University of Indiana, reviews and refutes the views of those who deny the reality or scope of the Holocaust, categorizing such arguments as "pseudohistory" and as a vicious form of antisemitism. |
| 2004-05-01 | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 2266 |
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| Pollefeyt, Didier |
| Christology after Auschwitz: A Catholic Perspective |
| Prof. Didier Pollefeyt of the Faculty of Theology of the Catholic University of Louvain examines the implications for Christology of an emphasis on the continuity or discontinuity between Judaism and Christianity. |
| 2002-07-01 | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 775 |
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| Ratzinger, Cardinal Joseph (Pope Benedict XVI) |
| Interreligious Dialogue and Jewish-Christian Relations |
| The then Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, now Pope Benedict XVI, offers a theological perspective on the contemporary encounter of religions, and particularly of Judaism and Christianity. “The figure of Christ,” he writes, “simultaneously unites and divides Israel and the Church: it is not in our power to overcome this division, but it keeps us together on the way to what is coming and for this reason must not become an enmity.” Reprinted with permission from Communio: International Catholic Review, 25, no. 1 (1998). |
| 2005-05-01 | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 2496 |
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| Rosen, David |
| Christian-Jewish Relations – The Legacy of Pope John Paul II |
| Rabbi David Rosen, director of Department of Interreligious Affairs of the American Jewish Committee, reviews the weighty contributions of Pope John Paul II to the "revolution in Catholic-Jewish relations" in recent decades. |
| 2004-03-01 | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 2188 |
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| Rosen, David |
| Orthodox Judaism and Jewish-Christian Dialog |
| Rabbi David Rosen of Jerusalem, International Director of Interreligious Affairs of the American Jewish Committee, proposes an alternative to the late Rabbi J.B. Soloveitchik’s strictures against interfaith dialogue, seeing it rather as.a means of "sanctifying the Divine Name among the nations." |
| 2003-02-01 | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 1822 |
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| Saperstein, Marc |
| Jews and Christians: Intolerance and Creative Competition in the Middle Ages |
| Prof. Marc Saperstein of George Washington University offers a fresh view of the relation between Christians and Jews in medieval Europe, asking whether, beyond the well-known competition and conflict, these traditions ever recognized anything of value in the other religion and society. |
| 2003-05-01 | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 1945 |
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