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Bridges-Documents of the Christian-Jewish Dialogue - Volume One-The Road to Reconciliation (1945-1985) (Paperback, New ed.)
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Bridges-Documents of the Christian-Jewish Dialogue - Volume One-The Road to Reconciliation (1945-1985) (Paperback, New ed.)
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Bridges: Documents of the Christian-Jewish Dialogue is a
comprehensive collection of statements on Christian-Jewish
relations issued by churches and interfaith organizations around
the world since the end of World War II. Vol. 1 contains such
groundbreaking documents as the World Council of Churches'
statement "The Christian Approach to the Jewish People" issued at
its founding assembly in 1948; the Episcopal Church's "Deicide and
the Jews"; the Second Vatican Council's historic declaration Nostra
Aetate (1965), addresses by Popes Paul VI and John Paul II and
other Roman Catholic documents; and official statements by
Lutheran, Reformed, Methodist, Baptist, and other Protestant
denominations, as well as ecumenical bodies. Joint Christian-Jewish
documents include the famous "Ten Points of Seelisberg" and other
statements from national and international interfaith
organizations. All of these documents show the Christian churches
in a posture of radical repentance for the hostility towards Jews
and Judaism that has often marred their teachings, as well as an
eager desire to engage contemporary Judaism in dialogue and to
learn from its spiritual richness. The book is edited by Franklin
Sherman, a longtime participant in and interpreter of the
Christian-Jewish dialogue, and introduced by three eminent scholars
in the field, each writing from a particular perspective: Alice L.
Eckardt (Protestant), Philip A. Cunningham (Catholic), and Michael
S. Kogan (Jewish). The volume concludes with pivotal essays on the
possibilities and limits of interfaith dialogue by the eminent
Jewish scholars Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik and Rabbi Abraham
Joshua Heschel. All documents are presented unabridged. Several
statements by European church bodies are presented in English
translation for the first time.
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