Christianity in Jewish terms /

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Imprint:Boulder, Colo. : Westview Press, 2000.
Description:xxii, 438 p. ; 24 cm.
Language:English
Series:Radical traditions
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/4342792
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Other authors / contributors:Frymer-Kensky, Tikva Simone.
ISBN:0813337801
Notes:Includes bibliographical references (p. 409-411) and index.
Table of Contents:
  • Preface
  • Acknowledgments
  • A Jewish Statement on Christians and Christianity
  • Abbreviations
  • 1. Introduction: What to Seek and What to Avoid in Jewish-Christian Dialogue
  • 2. Christian-Jewish Interactions over the Ages
  • 3. The Shoah and the Legacy of Anti-Semitism
  • Judaism, Christianity, and Partnership After the Twentieth Century
  • Christian Theology After the Shoah
  • 4. God
  • The God of Jews and Christians
  • A Jewish View of the Christian God: Some Cautionary and Hopeful Remarks
  • God as Trinitarian: A Christian Response to Peter Ochs
  • 5. Scripture
  • Searching the Scriptures: Jews, Christians, and the Book
  • The Writings and Reception of Philo of Alexandria
  • Postmodern Hermeneutics and Jewish-Christian Dialogue: A Case Study
  • 6. Commandment
  • Mitsvah
  • Another Jewish View of Ethics, Christian and Jewish
  • Christian Ethics in Jewish Terms: A Response to David Novak
  • 7. Israel
  • Judaism and Christianity: Covenants of Redemption
  • Israel, Judaism, and Christianity
  • Israel and the Church: A Christian Response to Irving Greenberg's Covenantal Pluralism
  • 8. Worship
  • Jewish and Christian Liturgy
  • Liturgy and Sensory Experience
  • Christian Worship: An Affair of Things as well as Words
  • 9. Suffering
  • On the Suffering of God's Chosen: Christian Views in Jewish Terms
  • Suspicions of Suffering
  • The Meaning and Value of Suffering: A Christian Response to Leora Batnitzky
  • 10. Embodiment
  • Judaism and Incarnation: The Imaginal Body of God
  • The Christian Doctrine of the Incarnation
  • Embodiment and Incarnation: A Response to Elliot Wolfson
  • 11. Redemption
  • How Ought a Jew View Christian Beliefs About Redemption?
  • Redemption: What I Have Learned from Christians
  • A Christian View of Redemption
  • 12. Sin and Repentance
  • "Turn Us to You and We Shall Return": Original Sin, Atonement, and Redemption in Jewish Terms
  • Exile and Return in a World of Injustice: A Response to Steven Kepnes
  • The Lamb of God and the Sin of the World
  • 13. Image of God
  • The Image: Religious Anthropology in Judaism and Christianity
  • Tselem: Toward an Anthropopathic Theology of Image
  • The Image of God in Christian Faith: Vocation, Dignity, and Redemption
  • Epilogue: Concluding Visions
  • What of the Future? A Christian Response
  • What of the Future? A Jewish Response
  • Notes
  • Glossary
  • Selected Bibliography
  • About the Editors and Contributors
  • Index