Title: Gentile reactions to Jewish ideals : with special reference to proselytes /
Authors: Raisin, Jacob S. 1877-1946.
Publisher: Philosophical Library,
Year: 1953
Subjects: Conversion Judaism; Jewish converts.; Proselytizing Judaism.
Contents: Volume I. Gentile reactions to Jewish ideals -- I. The idea of humanity as one fellowship: in the light of the bible and apocrypha -- II. The idea of humanity as one fellowship: according to the Talmud and after -- Gentile reactions during the age of paganism -- III. In the days of the Baalim -- IV. Early missionaries and converts -- V. Bible proselytes in Rabbinic lore -- VI. By the rivers of Babylon -- VII. The rising tide of proselytism -- VIII. At the cradle of Christianity -- IX. In the Shadow of defeat -- X. From Iraq to Iran -- XI. Jewish enlightment in Egypt -- XII. The conquered give laws to the conquerors -- XIII. AT the parting of the ways -- Volume II. Gentile reactions after the rise of Christianity -- XIV. The legacy of Constantine -- XV. "La Illaha Il 'Allah" -- XVI. The Jewish Via Dolorosa -- XVII. Deus lo vult! ("God wills it") -- XVIII. The birth throes of the messiah -- XIX. The church triumphant -- XX. Converts and reverts -- XXI. IN the wake of the exiles -- XXII. The aftermath of the Renaissance -- XXIII. In central Europe -- XXIV. The protestant revolution -- XXV. Among the Slavonians -- XXVI. The battle for the Bible (France, Germany, England) -- XXVII. In America: the modern melting pot.