Results for parting of the ways
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Book review - JC Relations
May 31, 2013 ... ... Methods in Jewish and Christian Scholarship [2012]). ... In his true-to-form "What Was at Stake in Parting of the Ways between Judaism and ...
Structures of Violence and the Denigration of Law in ... - JC Relations
Jun 2, 2019 ... ... Parting of the Ways.” It is fascinating to see the manifold entanglements of contemporary identity discourse and academic research in the ...
Vatican II's Nostra Aetate and Christological ... - JC Relations
Nov 1, 2025 ... [32] Daniel HARRINGTON, S.J. <<The Gradual Emergence of the Church and the Parting of the Ways>> Philip CUNNINGHAM and others, eds., Christ ...
Spiritual Patrimony. 50 Years after Nostra Aetate - JC Relations
Dec 1, 2015 ... ... way to diminish either the significance or the boldness of ... Of equal importance, recent scholarship on the so-called “parting of the ways ...
Modern Jewish Views of Jesus
The final movement regarding the "Jesus question" in Judaism involves the recent wholesale re- examination of prevailing notions about the "parting of the ways" ...
Declaration of Repentance seeking forgiveness for the ... - JC Relations
Sep 29, 1997 ... ... way of perceiving the Jewish people. He also vigorously warned ... parting of the ways" begun in the second half of the 1st century ...
Christian-Jewish Relations 1989-1993 - JC Relations
... Parting of the Ways Between Christianity and Judaism and their Significance for the Character of Christianity (London: SCM and Philadelphia: Trinity, 1991) ...
Qumran and Supersessionism — And the Road Not ... - JC Relations
In this perspective “the parting of the ways” is perhaps best understood in “demographic” terms rather than due to specific questions of doctrine or even praxis ...
A Theology of the Land and the Diaspora - JC Relations
Oct 1, 2025 ... This process of differentiation is called “The Parting of the Ways.” In this sense, rabbinic Judaism and Christianity not only emerged ...
Pope Benedict XVI on Jews and Judaism: Retreat or Reaffirmation
This effort is part of a much broader reinterpretation of the early years of the Christian-Jewish relationship known as. “The Parting of the Ways” discussion.