Part 1: Reflections on the Relationship between Jews and Christians. Paths Taken and Enduring Questions in Jewish -- Christian Relations Today: Thirty Years of the Commission for Religious Relations with the Jews -- Progress and Issues of the Dialogue from a Jewish Viewpoint -- Jewish Perspectives on Christianity -- Reflections Toward Jewish-Christian Dialogue -- Part 2: The Need to Remember. The Difficult Apprenticeship of Diversity -- The Shoah as a Shadow upon and a Stimulus to Jewish-Christian Dialogue -- Part 3: Toward a Christian Theology of Judaism. Israel and the Church -- The Two Explorers of the Promised Land: Toward a Christian Theology of Judaism -- The Covenant that was Never Revoked: The Foundations of a Christian Theology of Judaism -- Jewish -- Christian Relations: A Conciliar Discovery and Its Methodological Consequences for Dogmatic Theology -- Part 4: The Post-Shoah Catholic-Jewish Dialogue. Nostra Aetate and the Discovery of the Sacrament of Otherness -- The Creation and Work of the Commission for Religious Relations with the Jews -- The Commission for Religious Relations With The Jews and the International Catholic -- Jewish Liaison Committee -- A Sign of Great Hope: The Beginning of the Dialogue between the Holy See and the Chief Rabbinate of Israel -- Part 5: The New Relationship between the Holy See and the State of Israel. The Vatican and Israel -- The State of Israel and the Holy See
pt. 1. Reflections on the relationship between Jews and Christians -- pt. 2. The need to remember -- pt. 3. Toward a Christian theology of Judaism -- pt. 4. The post-Shoah Catholic-Jewish dialogue -- pt. 5. The new relationship between the Holy See and the state of Israel
Summary
Surveying Vatican dialogues and documents, this collection of essays explores challenging theological questions posed by the Shoah and the Catholic recognition of the Jewish people's covenantal life with God
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 241-256) and index
