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Christian-Jewish Relations Update 1995-1999

Fisher, Eugene J.

A listing of major events in international and U.S. Christian-Jewish relations over the last three years, most of them of special significance for Catholic-Jewish relations. … [more]

Catholics and Jews Confront the Holocaust and Each Other

Fisher, Eugene J.

Any discussion of the current controversies between Catholics and Jews over issues related to the Shoah must be set within the much larger context of the astounding progress in Catholic-Jewish relations in the final third of the 20th century. … [more]

The Dual Torah of Judaism

Forgasz, Paul

From antiquity until the present day, Judaism has looked to not only the Pentateuch nor even to the entire body of the Hebrew Bible. Its canon encompasses a wide range of sacred texts that refer to the Pentateuch as the Written Torah (Torah She'Bichtav) and also speak of a Torah that is not written but formulated and preserved in memory.' … [more]

Christians and the Holocaust

Gilbert, Martin

Sir Martin Gilbert, Jewish historian and biographer of Sir Winston Churchill, gave a detailed account of Christians who rescued Jews during the Holocaust at an Annual General Meeting of the CCJ UK. … [more]

The covenant has never been revoked

Henrix, Hans Hermann

Basis of the Christian-Jewish relationship. A review of changing attitudes in the theology of the churches. … [more]

Dialogue, not proselytizing

Henrix, Hans Hermann

The Christian attitude towards Jews and Judaism. Hans Hermann Henrix is Director of the Bishops Academy of the Catholic Diocese of Aachen, Germany, which has six conference centers. … [more]

Mission and Salvation III. Christian Faith and Other Faiths

Hooker, Roger

The Tension Between Dialogue and Evangelism. Canon Dr. Roger Hooker, the Bishop of Birmingham's Adviser for Interfaith Relations, expresses his views on Mission and Interfaith Dialogue. … [more]

Religious Prejudice, Dialogue and Respect

Ives, Yossi

Rabbi Yossi Ives, coordinator of the Lubavitch Foundation in Leeds, discusses the dilemmas of inter-religious dialogue and argues that respect for others is mandatory even if we do not accept their religious beliefs. Lubavitch is a very traditional branch of Orthodox Judaism. … [more]

Assertive Judaism

Marmur, Dow

Five fundamental issues that challenge Reform Judaism today: tradition, the non-Jewish world, continuity, personal fulfilment and spirituality. … [more]

Judaism in America: Critical Impressions

Marmur, Dow

A Reform Judaism view of issues between the three major branches of Judaism: Orthodox, Conservative and Reform/Liberal. … [more]