Titlebook: Issues in Contemporary Judaism; Dan Cohn-Sherbok Book 1991 Dan Cohn-Sherbok 1991 history.history of religion.Judaism.religion

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Law and Freedom in Reform Judaism,y strongly advocate formulating a new approach to the legal system.. What is needed, they argue, is a modern code of law for Reform Jews which is rooted in the Jewish heritage. Such a legal system would differ from Orthodoxy in that it would be based on a thorough examination and critical analysis o

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Judaism and Christian Anti-Semitism, direct as well as indirect pro-Semitic statements, and at a deeper level the writers of the New Testament continually place Jesus and his mission within the Jewish tradition. Jesus’ (Yeshu) Jewish origins are highlighted; Jesus’ ministry was directed in the first place to Israel; New Testament apoc

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A New Vision of Jewish-Christian Dialogue, real dialogue given that a significant number of Christians have come to see the Incarnation as a myth. It seemed that this new, liberal interpretation of the doctrine of the Incarnation removes the traditional impediment to authentic Jewish-Christian dialogue since the liberal Church can no longer

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Judaism and the Theology of Liberation,en place, for several reasons. First, there is increasing scholarly exploration into the background of the New Testament. Jesus and Paul were Jewish figures; they kept the Jewish law; they participated at Jewish feasts. The pioneering work in this area done by such scholars as Samuel Sandmel (in .),

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