Christianity and Judaism The Deepening Dialogue

Chapter One: Christians and Jews: Along a Theological Frontier, by A. Roy Eckhardt Chapter Two: What Do We Really Think of Judaism, by Philip Culbertson Chapter Three: Probing the Jewish-Christian Reality, by Paul M. Van Buren Chapter Four: Fulfillment Theology and the Future of Jewish-Christian Relations, by Isaac C. Rottenberg Chapter Five: The Continuing Need for Judaism, by John Shelby Spong Chapter Six: The Uniqueness and Universality of the Holocaust, by Michael Berenbaum Chapter Seven: The Holocaust: Its Implications for the Church and Society Problematic, by John T. Pawlikowski Chapter Eight: Evangelical Christians and Holocaust Theology, by Stephen T. Davis Chapter Nine: The Impact of the Christian-Jewish Dialogue on Biblical Studies, by Eugene J. Fisher Chapter Ten: Anti-Semitism and the Christologies of Barth, Berkouwer and Pannenberg, by Eugene B. Borowitz Chapter Eleven: Christ Against the Jews: A Review of Jon Sobrino's Christology Chapter Twelve: A Decade of Catholic-Jewish Relations: A Reassessment, by Henry Siegman Chapter Thirteen: A Response to Henry Siegman, by Edward H. Flannery Chapter Fourteen: Judaism and Christianity: A Theology of Co-existence, by Harold H Ditmanson Chapter Fifteen: Toward a New Relationship Between Christians and Jews, by David CairnsRousseau, Richard W. is the author of 'Christianity and Judaism The Deepening Dialogue', published 1983 under ISBN 9780940866027 and ISBN 0940866021.