A shift in Jewish-Lutheran relations? : a Lutheran contribution to Christian-Jewish dialogue with a focus on antisemitism and anti-Judaism today, January 2003 / edited by Wolfgang Greive and Peter N. Prove on behalf of The Luthern World Federation, Department for Theology and Studies, Office for Theology and the Church.
Includes bibliographical references. The ten essays and 28 reports from 19 countries included in the publication were first presented at an international LWF consultation at Dobogókö near Budapest, 9-13 September 2001.
Contents:
A long road: turning points / Wolfgang Greive. -- Jews and Christians -- past, present and the prospects for the future: the view of a Hungarian Jew / Tamás Lichtmann. -- Antisemitism and anti-Judaism today: a human rights perspective / Peter N. Prove. -- Antisemitism and the struggle for human rights / Jean Halpérin. -- Some reflections on the theme antisemitism and anti-Judaism / Hans Ucko. -- Anti-Judaism: a core problem of Christian theology / Leon Klenicki. -- Anti-Judaism -- a problem for New Testament theology: an exegetical, historical perspective / Wolfgang Kraus. -- Starting points in the encounter between Christianity and Judaism / Anni Maria Laato. -- Following the spirit of dialogue / Evelyn Adunka. -- Religion, power and dialogue / Abraham Skorka. -- A new era in Lutheran-Jewish relations? / Peter Pettit. -- Facing antisemitism and anti-Judaism today: country reports. -- Statement from the International Jewish committee on Interreligious Consultations and the Lutheran World Federation Consultation, Stockholm, 1983. -- Report of the Assembly Committee on the church and the Jewish people, 1984. -- Antisemitism and anti-Judaism today: a contribution to the Jewish-Christian dialogue: a consultation of the Lutheran World Federation, Dobogokö, Hungary, 2001. A letter from the consultation.
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