This book gives a critical assessment of Paul van Buren's contribution to the Jewish-Christian dialogue, and attempts an original contribution of its own. The main body of the work is concerned with van Buren's 'A Theology of the Jewish-Christian Reality', a systematic rethinking of Christianity vis-a-vis Judaism in a Post-Holocaust world. The premise on which van Buren's rethinking of Christianity rests is that the covenant between God and the Jewish people is eternal. The author suggests an alternative theory which overlaps with the relationship between Judaism and Christianity.
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...a useful short-cut in getting to grips with van Buren's 3 volume Magnum Opus.>>>> (William A. Beardslee John Hick )
Wallis's desire to draw our attention to new ways of interpreting the scriptures without anti-Judaic overtones commends his work to those who want to fashion a post-Holocaust Christianity in dialogue with Judaism.>>>> (Yust, Karen-Marie John Hick )
James Wallis offers a fine interpretation of Paul Van Buren's pioneering work. He provides a sensitive and informed history of the developing Jewish-Christian encounter and places Van Buren's work in this continuing dialogue.>>>> (William A. Beardslee )
James Wallis offers a fine interpretation of Paul Van Buren's pioneering work. He provides a sensitive and informed history of the developing Jewish-Christian encounter and places Van Buren's work in this continuing dialogue. (William A. Beardslee )
...a useful short-cut in getting to grips with van Buren's 3 volume Magnum Opus. (William A. Beardslee John Hick )
Wallis's desire to draw our attention to new ways of interpreting the scriptures without anti-Judaic overtones commends his work to those who want to fashion a post-Holocaust Christianity in dialogue with Judaism. (Yust, Karen-Marie John Hick )
Wallis's desire to draw our attention to new ways of interpreting the scriptures without anti-Judaic overtones commends his work to those who want to fashion a post-Holocaust Christianity in dialogue with Judaism.>>>> (Yust, Karen-Marie John Hick )
James Wallis offers a fine interpretation of Paul Van Buren's pioneering work. He provides a sensitive and informed history of the developing Jewish-Christian encounter and places Van Buren's work in this continuing dialogue.>>>> (William A. Beardslee )
James Wallis offers a fine interpretation of Paul Van Buren's pioneering work. He provides a sensitive and informed history of the developing Jewish-Christian encounter and places Van Buren's work in this continuing dialogue. (William A. Beardslee )
...a useful short-cut in getting to grips with van Buren's 3 volume Magnum Opus. (William A. Beardslee John Hick )
Wallis's desire to draw our attention to new ways of interpreting the scriptures without anti-Judaic overtones commends his work to those who want to fashion a post-Holocaust Christianity in dialogue with Judaism. (Yust, Karen-Marie John Hick )
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