Toward A Dialogical Community

Preface

Introduction: Choose Life: Our Dialogue As Model

Midrashic Christian Theology For A Post-Shoah World: A New Reading Of Pauline Thought

Shaping A New Vision: Ezekiel 37 And Matthew 28

The Israel-Shoah Link: Christian Theology Facing Up To The Post-Shoah World

Re-Envisioning Christianity: A New Era In Christian Theological Interpretation Of Christian Texts

Recovering The European Perspective On Post-Holocaust Theology

The Dialogical Connection: A Source For Ethics And Justice

Conclusion: Christianity After The Holocaust And In The Twenty-First Century

Additional Info
This volume is a collection of essays written over the last ten years within the framework of a post-Shoah Christian theology, outlined in Christian Theology After the Shoah (University Press of America, 1993). The essays take seriously the impact of the Shoah and the Jewish-Christian dialogue, covering fresh approaches to sacred texts, new visions for Jewish-Christian relations, and giving insight into significant global issues. Through this, a vision for the future with a theology rooted in dialogue is shaped. Author James F. Moore contends such a theology, with a unique sense of relationships and ethical vision, will produce a new, unified dialogical community, professing its own theology and moral vision.