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Judaism--Relations--Christianity--1945- --Congresses, Christianity and other religions--Judaism--1945- --Congresses.
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1988
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BM535.W48 1988eb
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296.3/872
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Judaism--Relations--Christianity--1945- --Congresses, Christianity and other religions--Judaism--1945- --Congresses.
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When Jews and Christians Meet
Edited by Jakob J. Petuchowski
State University of New York Press
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A grant from the Sol and Arlene Bronstein Foundation sponsored the publication of this volume.
Published by State University of New York Press, Albany
1988 State University of New York
All rights reserved
Printed in the United States of America
No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews.
For information, address State University of New York Press, State University Plaza, Albany, N.Y., 12246
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
When Jews and Christians meet.
Papers presented at the Second Bronstein Colloquium on Judaeo-Christian Studies, sponsored by Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, Cincinnati, Ohio, Mar. 17-19, 1986. Includes index. 1. JudaismRelationsChristianity1945 Congresses. 2. Christianity and other religions Judaism1945-Congresses. I. Petuchowski, Jakob Josef, 1925- II. Bronstein Colloquium on Judaeo-Christian Studies (2nd: 1986; Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion) III. Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. BM535.W48 1988 296.3'872 87-9981
ISBN 0-88706-631-3 ISBN 0-88706-633-X (pbk.)
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CONTENTS
Foreward
Alfred Gottschalk
vi
Introduction
Jakob J. Petuchowski
ix
Part I. Where are We Going
1. Between Faith and Skepticism
Jacob B. Agus
3
2. Where are We Going?
Clemens Thoma
9
3. An Israeli Perspective
Geoffrey Wigoder
21
Part II. From Theory to Practice
4. Pastoral Aspects of the Jewish-Christian Dialogue
Martin Cunz
47
5. Communitas et Universitas: From Theory to Practice in Judaeo-Christian Studies
Michael A. Signer
59
Part III. The Joint Study of Scripture
6. Some Aspects of the Exegesis of Jeremiah 31:31-34
Ronald M. Hals
87
7. The Interpretation of Jeremiah 31:31-34 in Judaism
Richard S. Sarason
99
8. The Ties that Blind: An Exposition of II Corinthians 3:12-4:6 and Romans 11:7-10
Michael J. Cook
125
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9. Paul and the Jews (II Corinthians 3:4-4:6 and Romans 11:7-10)
George W. Buchanan
141
Part IV. Who Speaks for Whom When Judaism and Christianity Meet?
10. Who Speaks for Whom When Judaism and Christianity Meet?
Jakob J. Petuchowski
165
11. Why Dialogue?
Emerson S. Colaw
175
Contributors
185
Index
187
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FOREWORD
Ever since Pope John XXIII pulled down the curtains that veiled the historic animus between Judaism and Christianity and between Catholicism and Judaism in particular, there has been literally a new world aborning in the field of ecumenical relations. At their very best, ecumenical endeavors, first restricted among the Christian communicants of faith and then expanded to include the Jews as well, have had a telling impact. At their best they have provided a healthy confrontation of differences in ideas and theological commitments and contexts. At less than their best, they have provided a forum among interested parties for the exploration of common ground. In some instances, the motivations for such gatherings were apologetic; for others, they were disguised evangelism. For still yet others, by far the largest number, they reflected a move towards mutual good will and an appreciation for the other as other and for a more profound understanding of the differences which keep Judaism and Christianity as separate faith communities while underscoring the common ground, which has been called the Judaeo-Christian heritage. I believe, despite the doubt cast upon that designation, that such a common heritage exists, particularly as it has developed in the Western world and, most significantly, in the United States.
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