Auschwitz, beginning of a new era? : Reflections on the Holocaust : papers given at the International Symposium on the Holocaust, held at the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine, New York City, June 3 to 6, 1974 /
Auschwitz, beginning of a new era? : Reflections on the Holocaust : papers given at the International Symposium on the Holocaust, held at the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine, New York City, June 3 to 6, 1974 /
edited by Eva Fleischner.
- New York : Ktav Publication Company, (c)1974.
- xix, 469 pages ; 23 cm
Includes bibliographical references.
Theological reflections on the Holocaust -- Cloud of smoke, pillar of fire : Judaism, Christianity, and modernity after the Holocaust / Response to Irving Greenberg / The heart of the world / The history of Christian theology and the demonization of the Jews -- Anti-Semitism and Christian theology / Response to Rosemary Ruether / Response to Rosemary Ruether / Christian mission in crisis -- Rethinking the church's mission after Auschwitz / Response to Gregory Baum / Reflections from a Lutheran perspective / Judaism and Christian education -- Judaism in Christian education and liturgy / Response to John Pawlikowski / Response to John Pawlikowski / Theological reflections on the state of Israel in the light of the Yom Kippur War -- The Holocaust and the state of Israel : their relation / Response to Emil Fackenheim / Response to Emil Fackenheim / Radical theology, the New Left, and Israel -- Radical theology, the New Left, and Israel / Response to Shlomo Avineri / Response to Shlomo Avineri / The new romanticism and biblical faith -- The new romanticism and biblical faith / The choice : romanticism or true Messianism? / Romantic consciousness and biblical faith / Auschwitz and the pathology of Jew-hatred -- Auschwitz and the pathology of Jew-hatred / Blacks and Jews : affinity and confrontation on common theological themes -- Affinity and confrontation / Conscience and politics / Response to Charles Long / Art and culture after the Holocaust -- Art and culture after the Holocaust / A statement / Irving Greenberg -- Alan T. Davies -- Alfred Kazin -- Rosemary Radford Ruether -- Walter Burghardt -- Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi -- Gregory Baum -- Johannes C. Hoekendijk -- Aarne Siirala -- John T. Pawlikowski -- Claire Huchet-Bishop -- Thomas Hopko -- Emil Fackenheim -- Seymour Siegel -- Eva Fleischner -- Shlomo Avineri -- Paul Jacobs -- Milton Himmelfarb -- Michael D. Ryan -- Arthur I. Waskow -- Edith Wyschogrod -- Lionel Rubinoff -- Charles H. Long -- Paul Ritterband -- Charles E. Silberman -- Elie Wiesel -- Gabriel Habib.
This symposium represents a joint effort by Jews and Christians to confront the Holocaust and the questions it raises concerning the concept of the biblical God and of faith in Him.
9780870684999
76053809
Holocaust (Jewish theology)--Congresses.
Christianity and antisemitism--Congresses.
Judaism--Relations--Christianity--Congresses.
Christianity and other religions--Judaism--Congresses.
Holocaust (Christian theology)--Congresses.
Christianity and antisemitism--Congresses.
BM645 / .A973 1977
Includes bibliographical references.
Theological reflections on the Holocaust -- Cloud of smoke, pillar of fire : Judaism, Christianity, and modernity after the Holocaust / Response to Irving Greenberg / The heart of the world / The history of Christian theology and the demonization of the Jews -- Anti-Semitism and Christian theology / Response to Rosemary Ruether / Response to Rosemary Ruether / Christian mission in crisis -- Rethinking the church's mission after Auschwitz / Response to Gregory Baum / Reflections from a Lutheran perspective / Judaism and Christian education -- Judaism in Christian education and liturgy / Response to John Pawlikowski / Response to John Pawlikowski / Theological reflections on the state of Israel in the light of the Yom Kippur War -- The Holocaust and the state of Israel : their relation / Response to Emil Fackenheim / Response to Emil Fackenheim / Radical theology, the New Left, and Israel -- Radical theology, the New Left, and Israel / Response to Shlomo Avineri / Response to Shlomo Avineri / The new romanticism and biblical faith -- The new romanticism and biblical faith / The choice : romanticism or true Messianism? / Romantic consciousness and biblical faith / Auschwitz and the pathology of Jew-hatred -- Auschwitz and the pathology of Jew-hatred / Blacks and Jews : affinity and confrontation on common theological themes -- Affinity and confrontation / Conscience and politics / Response to Charles Long / Art and culture after the Holocaust -- Art and culture after the Holocaust / A statement / Irving Greenberg -- Alan T. Davies -- Alfred Kazin -- Rosemary Radford Ruether -- Walter Burghardt -- Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi -- Gregory Baum -- Johannes C. Hoekendijk -- Aarne Siirala -- John T. Pawlikowski -- Claire Huchet-Bishop -- Thomas Hopko -- Emil Fackenheim -- Seymour Siegel -- Eva Fleischner -- Shlomo Avineri -- Paul Jacobs -- Milton Himmelfarb -- Michael D. Ryan -- Arthur I. Waskow -- Edith Wyschogrod -- Lionel Rubinoff -- Charles H. Long -- Paul Ritterband -- Charles E. Silberman -- Elie Wiesel -- Gabriel Habib.
This symposium represents a joint effort by Jews and Christians to confront the Holocaust and the questions it raises concerning the concept of the biblical God and of faith in Him.
9780870684999
76053809
Holocaust (Jewish theology)--Congresses.
Christianity and antisemitism--Congresses.
Judaism--Relations--Christianity--Congresses.
Christianity and other religions--Judaism--Congresses.
Holocaust (Christian theology)--Congresses.
Christianity and antisemitism--Congresses.
BM645 / .A973 1977