Title: "Good news" after Auschwitz? : Christian faith within a post-Holocaust world /
Authors: Rittner, Carol, 1943-; Roth, John K.
Publisher: Mercer University Press,
Year: 2001
Subjects: Holocaust (Christian theology)
Abstract: "Mary argue that in a post-Holocaust world Christians must address their own culpability in the destruction of Europe's Jewry. If post-Holocaust Christians only lament Christianity's sin, which has been catastrophically destructive in its anti-Jewish manifestations, the traditions will ultimately be left with little to say and no credibility. Post-Holocaust Christians must emphasize positive differences that Christianity can make."--Jacket.
Contents: Beware good news: faith and fallacy in post-holocaust Christianity / Stephen R. Haynes -- The failure of goodness: in search of the christian Christian / Stephen D. Smith -- Can I still be a Christian after Auschwitz / Bev. Allen Asbury -- Christian integrity after Auschwitz / Hubert G. Locke -- Canonizing Edith Stein and recognizing Catholic antisemitism / Eloise Rosenblatt -- After Auschwitz: Jews, Judaism, and Christian worship / Robert W. Bullock -- Good news after Auschwitz: binding the brokenhearted / Jolene Chu and James N. Pellechia -- The holy ground of hospitality: good news for a shoah-tempered world / Henry F. Knight -- What can a Christian say about forgiveness after Auschwitz? / Carol Rittner -- The message and the means: some historical reflections on the "good news" / Victoria J. Barnett -- A post-shoah interventionist Christianity: expanding the ranks of the faithful remnant in the third millennium / Douglas K. Huneke -- The good news after Auschwitz: a biblical reflection / David P. Gushee -- Good news after Auschwitz: does Christianity have any? / John K. Roth.