Titlebook: Judaism and Other Faiths; Dan Cohn-Sherbok Book 1994 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1994 Age of Enlightenm

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The Challenge of Religious Pluralism,in Judaism only a few thinkers have grappled with the issue of religious pluralism, yet in Christian circles there has been considerable debate about the relationship between the Christian faith and other traditions. A number of conservative Christian theologians have espoused a traditional form of

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Medieval Conflict between Jews and Christians,antagonistic to Christianity throughout the Middle Ages. This was not surprising considering that throughout Europe Jews were continually attacked and accused of such crimes as murdering Christian children and using their blood for ritual purposes, defaming the host, blaspheming Christ, and bringing

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The Impact of the Enlightenment,period radically altered the status of the Jewish masses enabling them to enter into western life and culture. The spirit of emancipation unleashed by these events swept across Europe and freed Jews from their traditional lifestyle. The origins of Jewish thought during this period of change go back

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Modern Jewish Thought,tionship between the Jewish and Christian faiths. The Central European writer, Max Brod, for example, admired Jesus as a Jewish teacher. Yet he was critical of Paul’s view that God’s revelation was manifest in a single historical event — the life of Christ; in addition, he argued that as the Christi

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Jewish Religious Pluralism,ientation; nonetheless pagan people were not condemned for their beliefs and practices. Further, the prophets believed that in the final days all the nations of the world would recognise that the God of Israel is the Lord of creation. During the rabbinic period all attitudes of tolerance continued t

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