Scholars' Corner

The ICJS works closely with a diverse group of Jewish, Christian, and Islamic scholars, and this page profiles some of their contributions. Although written or presented by scholars, this collection of essays and discussions attempts to place important scholarship into the hands of a broader public.

Programs

• National Jewish Scholars Project, Dabru Emet



• Intersections Between the Biblical World and the Ancient World Collection at the Walter's Art Museum



• The Inaugural Bernard Manekin Lecture



• Fall 2005 Public Program:
  Before and Beyond Nostra Aetate



• Spring 2004 Public Lecture: Charles Kimball



• British Chief Rabbi Speaks at Goucher College



• Congregational Project Washington



• Islam and the Jewish-Christian Encounter



• Jews & Christians in Antioch -- The Lost Ancient City



• When the Words Hurt: The Gospel of John, Bach's Music, and Religious Intolerance

Articles

• Presentation on Nostra Aetate



• Ragdale Fellowship



• The Sixth Annual Driscoll Lecture in Jewish-Catholic Studies



• The Seven Extant Letters of Rabbi Nancy of Philadelphia to Rabbi Paul of Tarsus by Nancy Fuchs-Kreimer
  
  
• The Holy Land in American Religious Thought, 1620-1948 by Gershon Greenberg
  
  
• A Jewish Challenge To Post-Constantinian Christianity by Douglas John Hall
  
  
• Toward a Jewish Theology of Christianity by Michael S. Kogan
  
  
• Doing Christian Theology with Jews: The Other, Boundaries, Questions by Clark M. Williamson
  
  
• Contending with a Polemical Tradition: The Rhetorical Art of Christian Self-Definition by Christopher M. Leighton
  
  

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