| 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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| Rosen, David |
| Nationalism and Religious Fundamentalism in the Secularized Modern Society |
| The relationship between nationhood and religion is central to the world outlook of the Hebrew Bible. The focus of covenantal history is the relationship between God and a people, the goal of which is the religio-ethical enlightenment of all peoples - all humankind. |
| 2002-02-01 | Articles > Fundamentals, Introductions > 830 |
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| Rosen, David |
| Christians and Jews in a Radically New Relationship |
| We live in a great moment of history, a world that has opportunities and possibilities as never before, but as a result, we face dilemmas and ethical and moral challenges that we never ever dreamt of. |
| | Articles > Observations, Experiences > 956 |
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| Rosen, David |
| Dabru Emet: Its Significance for the Jewish-Christian Dialogue |
| An address given at the 20th anniversary celebration of the Dutch Council of Christians and Jews (OJEC) at Tilburg, The Netherlands, 6 November 2001. Rabbi David Rosen (Jerusalem) is International Interreligious Affairs Director of the American Jewish Committee. |
| | Articles > Observations, Experiences > 1477 |
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| Rudin, A. James |
| "Dabru Emet": A Jewish Dissent |
| Rabbi A. James Rudin, Senior Interreligious Adviser of the American Jewish Committee, explains why he declined to sign "Dabru Emet: A Jewish Statement on Christians and Christianity." |
| | Articles > Observations, Experiences > 957 |
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| Rutishauser SJ, Christian M. |
| 2009 - An Eventful Year of Jewish-Christian Dialogue |
| 2010-01-01 | Articles > Observations, Experiences > 3147 |
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| Sacks, Jonathan |
| A New Antisemitism? |
| Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks (London) surveys recent incidents of antisemitism and explores the root causes of the phenomenon. |
| 2003-02-01 | Articles > Observations, Experiences > 1825 |
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| Sacks, Jonathan |
| The Interfaith Imperative |
| A lecture given by Rabbi Dr. Sacks, Chief Rabbi of the United Kingdom, at an Annual General Meeting of the Council of Christians and Jews (CCJ) in London, England. |
| | Articles > Observations, Experiences > 958 |
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| Sacks, Jonathan; Swidler, Leonard |
| Toward a Dialogue of Civilizations |
| Prof. Leonard Swidler engages Rabbi Jonathan Sacks in a discussion of how a "clash of civilizations" can be avoided and sets forth his theory of "deep dialogue." |
| 2002-11-01 | Articles > Observations, Experiences > 959 |
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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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| Schiffman, Lawrence H. |
| At the Crossroads: The Jewish-Christian Schism |
| Lawrence H. Schiffman, chairman of the department of Hebrew and Judaic Studies at New York University, discusses the manner in which Judaism and Christianity separated from each other and came to conceive of each other as "the other." |
| | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 776 |
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| Schiffman, Lawrence H. |
| What really are the Dead Sea Scrolls? |
| The basic outlines of this material and its importance for the history of Judaism and the background of Christianity. |
| | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 777 |
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Sievers, Joseph |
| Learning about Ourselves while Learning about Each Other: Proposals for Jewish and Catholic Education |
| A document prepared for the November 2006 meeting of the International Catholic-Jewish Liaison Committee, Capetown, South Africa. |
| 2007-01-01 | Articles > Observations, Experiences > 2757 |
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| Schoon, Simon |
| How the State of Israel Affects Today's Jewish-Christian Dialogue |
| Prof. Simon Schoon of the Theological University, Kampen, The Netherlands, explores the implications of various models of Christian-Jewish relations for attitudes toward the State of Israel. An address at the conference of the International Council of Christians and Jews, Vienna, July 2-5, 2006. |
| 2006-11-01 | Articles > Observations, Experiences > 2722 |
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| Schwartz, G. David |
| Aher [Elisha ben Abuyah] and Jesus |
| Two Jewish figures compared. |
| | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 778 |
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| Schwartz, Mimi |
| Small Decencies |
A story adapted from the author's most recent book, Good Neighbors, Bad Times - Echoes of My Father’s
German Village, University of Nebraska Press, March 2008. |
| 2008-04-01 | Articles > Observations, Experiences > 2939 |
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| Shepherd, Margaret |
| Jews and Christians: Making Theological Space for Each Other |
| Sr. Margaret Shepherd, Director of the Council of Christians and Jews, London (UK), examines some of the theological issues that have arisen in the Jewish-Christian encounter in recent decades. |
| | Articles > Fundamentals, Introductions > 831 |
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| Sherman, Franklin |
| Nostra Aetate at 40: A Protestant Perspective |
| 2005-10-13 | Articles > Observations, Experiences > 2563 |
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| Sherman, Franklin |
| Speaking of God after Auschwitz |
| An exploration of various conceptions of God's power and goodness and how they may or may not help believers grapple with the horror of Auschwitz. |
| 2002-11-01 | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 779 |
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| Sherwin, Byron L. |
| Biomedical Issues: A Jewish Perspective |
| A presentation at the International Conference of the International Council of Christians and Jews, Chicago, July, 2005 |
| 2005-12-01 | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 2599 |
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| Signer, Michael A. |
| Paths of Peace (Darkei Shalom) in the Jewish Tradition |
| In an address given at a meeting of the International Catholic-Jewish Liaison Committee, Rabbi Michael A. Signer, Abrams Professor in the Department of Theology of the University of Notre Dame (U.S.A.), explores the variety of meanings of shalom (peace) in Jewish thought, liturgy, and life. |
| 2004-08-01 | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 2329 |
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| Signer, Michael A. |
| Blindness or Insight? The Jewish Rejection of Jesus Christ |
| Rabbi Michael Signer, Abrams Professor in the Department of Theology at Notre Dame University, reviews some classic Jewish responses to the historical figure of Jesus and to Christian claims about him, and highlights the opportunity for productive new conversations about such issues between Jews and Christians. |
| 2004-02-01 | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 2167 |
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| Signer, Michael A. |
| Dabru Emet: Sic et Non |
| Description: Rabbi Michael Signer, professor at the University of Notre Dame and one of the drafters of Dabru Emet: A Jewish Statement on Christians and Christianity, reviews the origins of the document and responds to criticisms of it. |
| 2003-03-01 | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 1889 |
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| Signer, Michael A. |
| A Jewish Response To Dominus Iesus: On the Unicity and Salvific Universality of Jesus Christ and the Church |
| The Abrams Professor of Jewish Thought and Culture at Notre Dame University (U.S.A.) offers an evaluation of the Vatican document Dominus Iesus. |
| | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 780 |
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| Signer, Michael A. |
| Some Reflections on Dabru Emet |
| Rabbi Signer: "In the efforts to write Dabru Emet and edit Christianity in Jewish Terms, the authors recognized that they were part of a rather small group of Jews who had participated in the dialogue with Christians. It was their desire to broaden the boundaries of the discussion that moved them out of their university offices and into the area of public statements." |
| | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 781 |
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| Signer, Michael A. |
| On Christian Teshuvah: The Open Heart of the Jewish People |
| Rabbi Dr. Michael A. Signer writes: "I'm sending along something I've written about Christian Teshuvah and Jewish attitudes toward it, with many greetings to all of you who are spread out so far and yet are so close to me and brought me to the insights that are in this little homily." |
| | Articles > Fundamentals, Introductions > 832 |
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| Sikora, Piotr |
| Judaism Open to the Religions of the Nations: A Polish Catholic Theologian Reads an American Jewish Pluralist |
| 2007-04-01 | Articles > Observations, Experiences > 2804 |
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| Solomon, Norman |
| Fundamentalism: A Jewish Perspective |
| A British symposium on the nature and role of Fundamentalism in the three monotheistic faiths. See also: A Cristian Response and An Islamic Perspective. |
| | Articles > Scholarly Contributions > 782 |
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| Solomon, Norman |
| The Context of Jewish-Christian Dialogue |
| The Christian-Jewish dialogue is constantly moving forward. When Rabbi Dr. Solomon wrote this paper he did not know that the Vatican would eventually recognize the State of Israel, issue its Reflexions on the Shoah, and that Pope John Paul II would make his historical pilgrimage to Israel. Yet, the broad context of the dialogue still remains the same. |
| | Articles > Fundamentals, Introductions > 833 |
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