An edition of The Jewish-Christian argument; a history of theologies in conflict. Translated by David E. Green (1963)

The Jewish-Christian Argument

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An edition of The Jewish-Christian argument; a history of theologies in conflict. Translated by David E. Green (1963)

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Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Language
English
Pages
208

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Judaism, Relations, Christianity and other religions, Christianity, Interfaith relations

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Table of Contents

I The Absolute in Religious History. 3
II Israel and Mankind. 9
III The First Centuries of Conflict. 18
1. The Messiahship of Jesus. 20
2. The Election of Israel. 27
3. The Destruction of the Temple. 32
4. Law versus Faith. 40
IV The Continuation of the Debate in the Middle Ages. 53
1. Debates. 54
2. Saadyah. 58
3. Judah ha-Levi. 63
4. Isaac Troki. 69
V An Anticipation of the Future: Isaac Orobio de Castro -- Philipp von Limborch. 78
VI Turning Point: The Modern Era. 95
1. Moses Mendelsohn. 95
2. Salomon Formstecher. 107
3. Salomon Ludwig Steinhiem. 116
VII Existential Religious Dialogues. 124
1. Franz Rosenzweig - Eugen Rosenstock-Huessey. 128
2. The Meaning of Israel for Christianity. 130
3. The Meaning of Christianity for Israel. 139
4. Martin Buber - Karl Ludwig Schmidt. 146
VIII Jewish Reality and Christian Reality. 159
1. Remarks on the Comparative Phenomenology of Religion. 159
2. The Essential Difference. 162
3. The Present Hour. 167
Notes. 173
Abbreviations. 199
Bibliography. 199
Index. 203

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Translation of Israel und Christenheit.

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296
Library of Congress
BM535 .S2883

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Translator
David E. Green

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Hardcover
Pagination
208 p.
Number of pages
208
Dimensions
8 1/2 x 5 3/4 x 15/16 inches

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OL5879545M
Internet Archive
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63010198
OCLC/WorldCat
377167
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3232108

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