Post-Shoah dialogues
Subtitle: re-thinking our texts together
By: edited by James F. Moore.
Contributors: Moore, James F., 1946-.
Series: Studies in the Shoah -- v. 25
Publisher: University Press of America; UPA
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Lanham, Md
Language: eng
Number of pages: 258
Subjects: Holocaust (Christian theology); Theology -- History -- 20th century.; Christianity and other religions -- Judaism.; Judaism -- Relations -- Christianity.
Other titles: Re-thinking our texts together
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introducing the Dialogue / James Moore; title: Thinking the tradition anew: A new reading of Genesis 32 and Matthew 26 in light of the Shoah and dialogue / James Moore; title: Night encounters: Theologizing dialogue / Zev Garber; title: Wrestling with two texts: A post-Shoah encounter: A Midrash on Genesis 32 and Matthew 26 / Henry Knight; title: Wrestling with Biblical texts after the Shoah / Steven Jacobs; title: Facing the holy whole / Henry Knight; title: Wrestling with God and the Devil / Steven Jacobs; title: Torah and testimony / Zev Garber; title: Confronting antisemitism / James Moore; title: Facing our texts together / Henry F. Knight; title: Construction of a post-Shoah interfaith dialogical universal ethic / Steven Jacobs; title: Toward an ethic of dialogue: The path of the love command / James Moore; title: Religious intolerance and prejudice: What's love got to do with it? / Zev Garber; title: Coming to terms with Amalek / Henry Knight; title: The genocidal mind / Steven Jacobs; title: The genocidal mind at the heart of our religions / James Moore; title: Deconstructing theodicity and Amalekut: A personal apologia / Zev Garber.