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	National Jewish Scholars Project Christianity in Jewish Terms Editors: Tikva Frymer-Kensky, David Novak, Peter Ochs, David Fox Sandmel, Michael A. Signer Table of Contents A Jewish Statement on Christians and Christianity Introduction: What to Seek and What to Avoid in Jewish-Christian Dialogue, David Novak Christian-Jewish Interactions over the Ages, Robert Chazan The Shoah and the Legacy of Anti-Semitism Judaism, Christianity, and Partnership After the Twentieth Century, Irving Greenberg Christian Theology After the Shoah, Christopher M. Leighton God The God of Jews and Christians, Peter Ochs A Jewish View of the Christian God: Some Cautionary and Hopeful Remarks, David Ellenson God as Trinitarian: A Christian Response to Peter Ochs, David Tracy Scripture Searching the Scriptures: Jews, Christians, and the Book, Michael A. Signer The Writings and Reception of Philo of Alexandria, Hindy Najman Postmodern Hermeneutics and Jewish-Christian Dialogue: A Case Study, George Lindbeck Commandment Mitsvah, David Novak Another Jewish View of Ethics, Christian and Jewish, Elliot N. Dorff Christian Ethics in Jewish Terms: A Response to David Novak, Stanley Hauerwas Israel Judaism and Christianity: Covenants of Redemption, Irving Greenberg Israel, Judaism, and Christianity, David Fox Sandmel Israel and the Church: A Christian Response to Irving Greenberg’s Covenantal Pluralism, R. Kendall Soulen Worship Jewish and Christian Liturgy, Lawrence A. Hoffman Liturgy and Sensory Experience, Ruth Langer Christian Worship: An Affair of Things as well as Words, Robert Louis Wilken Suffering On the Suffering of God’s Chosen: Christian Views in Jewish Terms, Leora Batnitzky Suspicions of Suffering, Robert Gibbs The Meaning and Value of Suffering: A Christian Response to Leora Batnitzky, John C. Cavadini Embodiment Judaism and Incarnation: The Imaginal Body of God, Elliot R. Wolfson The Christian Doctrine of the Incarnation, Randi Rashkover Embodiment and Incarnation: A Response to Elliot Wolfson, Susan A. Ross Redemption How Ought a Jew View Christian Beliefs About Redemption? Menachem Kellner Redemption: What I Have Learned from Christians, Nancy Fuchs-Kreimer A Christian View of Redemption, Clark Williamson Sin and Repentance "Turn Us to You and We Shall Return": Original Sin, Atonement, and Redemption in Jewish Terms, Steven Kepnes Exile and Return in a World of Injustice: A Response to Steven Kepnes, Laurie Zoloth The Lamb of God and the Sin of the World, Miroslav Volf Image of God The Image: Religious Anthropology in Judaism and Christianity, Tikva Frymer-Kensky Tselem: Toward an Anthropopathic Theology of Image, David R. Blumenthal The Image of God in Christian Faith: Vocation, Dignity, and Redemption, William Schweiker Epilogue: Concluding Visions What of the Future? A Christian Response, George Lindbeck What of the Future? A Jewish Response, Tikva Frymer-Kensky, David Novak, Peter Ochs, David Fox Sandmel, Michael A. Signer Who We Are :: What We Do :: Events Calendar Clergy and Educators :: Scholars' Corner :: Newsletter Information Resources :: Get Involved :: Home
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