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Nicaea and
AbstractIt is widely recognized that the Council of Nicaea marks a watershed in relations between Christians and Jews – both specifically the Ecumenical Council itself and also more generally the decades around and following 325. It was at this time that the separation between Christians and Jews, and between Christianity and Judaism, can be said to ...
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Christian-Jewish Relations Today
Journal of the American Academy of Religion, 1945My colleagues have given a clear picture of the mutual attitudes of Jews and Christians in the early Christian centuries. Theirs was an almost strictly academic problem. There was a well-defined body of material, fragmentary to be sure, but, after all, representing a comparatively restricted geographical area, and involving a not too diverse group of ...
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The World Council of Churches and the Theology of Christian‐Jewish Relations
The Ecumenical Review, 2020AbstractThis essay explores the approach of the World Council of Churches (WCC) to the theological questions involved in Jewish‐Christian relations, while also noting connections between these questions and political factors. The first part focuses on WCC assemblies. At Amsterdam in 1948, a brief document emphasized four key issues: the relationship of
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Politics, Policy, and Christian-Jewish Relations
2018This chapter explores efforts to inform the events with political meaning. Galicia’s major Polish-speaking political players assigned blame and put forward explanations for the riots that bolstered their respective appeals for political support. In November, just before Emperor Franz Joseph’s official fiftieth jubilee on December 2, newly elected ...
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Recent Literature on Christian-Jewish Relations
Journal of the American Academy of Religion, 1981In that decade, the period under survey, the Holocaust has been a dominating focus. Much of the massive literature on the shoah is written by Jews, who direct their work in smaller measure to the Christian-Jewish relation as such than do Christian writers.
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2019
The present study examines both past as well as present relations between Christians and Jews inhabiting (or visiting) Przysucha, a small town situated in the center of Poland, a former shtetl where Jews constituted a significant number of residents before their extermination.
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The present study examines both past as well as present relations between Christians and Jews inhabiting (or visiting) Przysucha, a small town situated in the center of Poland, a former shtetl where Jews constituted a significant number of residents before their extermination.
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Exploring Relational Reconciliation Processes in Christian, Jewish, and Muslim Families
Family Relations, 2019ObjectiveTo explore personal and interpersonal processes that encourage relational reconciliation in nonclinical religious families.BackgroundFew studies have addressed what reconciliation is and when it is beneficial. Although intergroup reconciliation has been well documented, little research has addressed relational reconciliation in families.
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International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education, 2001
This article examines the workings of a discourse of normalcy for a group of black Christian fundamentalist students. Focusing on the intersection of religion and race the essay analyzes the representation of Jewish people as dark and other, while constructing Christians who are white and normal.
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This article examines the workings of a discourse of normalcy for a group of black Christian fundamentalist students. Focusing on the intersection of religion and race the essay analyzes the representation of Jewish people as dark and other, while constructing Christians who are white and normal.
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Article Four of Nostra Aetate and Christian-Jewish Relations
2016This chapter concentrates on Vatican II’s groundbreaking document Nostra Aetate that provided the impetus for a substantial renovation of the perceptions Christians have toward other religions. The fourth article forged a new vision for the church’s relationship with the Jewish people.
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