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A Dictionary of Jewish Christian Relations, 1st Edition

  • Editor: Neil Wenborn
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  • ISBN-10: 0511133421
  • ISBN-13: 9780511133428
  • Grade Level Range: College Freshman - College Senior
  • 538 Pages | eBook
  • Original Copyright 2005 | Published/Released July 2007
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Overview

An A to Z companion to 2,000 years of encounter between Judaism and Christianity, A Dictionary of Jewish-Christian Relations is a pioneering work which explores and defines the many factors which characterise the historic and ongoing relationship between the two traditions. From Aaron to Zionism, the editors have brought together over 700 entries - including events, institutions, movements, people, places and publications - contributed by more than 100 internationally renowned scholars. The Dictionary, compiled under the auspices of the Cambridge-based Centre for the Study of Jewish-Christian Relations, offers a focus for the study and understanding of Jewish-Christian relations internationally, both within and between Judaism and Christianity. It provides a comprehensive single reference to a subject which touches on numerous areas of study such as theology, religious studies, history, Jewish studies, literature and social and political studies, and will also attract the interest of a wide international readership beyond these disciplines.

  • A fascinating overview of the history of Jewish-Christian relations
  • A groundbreaking work with contributions from many disciplines, including history, theology and the arts.
  • An essential reference work for both students and scholars

Published in 2005 in print format.

Contributors

Contributors

  • Neil Wenborn

Table of Contents

Front Cover.
A Dictionary of Jewish-Christian Relations.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
List of Maps.
Contributors.
Editors' Preface.
Acknowledgements.
Abbreviations.
Maps.
The Structure of the Book.
1: Aaron.
2: Abelard, Peter (1079–1142).
3: Abner of Burgos (c.1270–1340).
4: Abortion.
5: Abraham.
6: Abrahams, Israel (1858–1925).
7: Absolution.
8: Abulafia, Abraham (1240–after 1290).
9: Adam.
10: Adenauer, Konrad (1876–1967).
11: Adversus Judaeos Literature.
12: African Theology.
13: Afterlife.
14: Agobard (779–840).
15: Akiba (c.40–c.135).
16: Aleinu.
17: Alexander II (d. 1073).
18: Alexander III (c.1105–81).
19: Alexandria.
20: Alfonsi, Peter (1062–c.1144).
21: Allegory.
22: Alonso de Espina (d. 1469).
23: Alphonse of Poitiers (1220–71).
24: Altar.
25: Amidah.
26: Anabaptists.
27: Anacletus II (c.1090–1138).
28: Ancient Authors.
29: Andrew of Crete (c.660–740).
30: Andrew of St Victor (d. 1175).
31: Angels.
32: Anglicanism.
33: Anointing.
34: Anselm of Canterbury (c.1033–1109).
35: Anthropomorphism.
36: Antichrist.
37: Anti-Christian Jewish Teaching.
38: Anti-Judaism.
39: Antinomianism.
40: Antioch.
41: Antisemitism.
42: Aphrahat (Mid-Fourth Century CE).
43: Apocalypticism.
44: Apocrypha.
45: Apocryphal New Testament.
46: Apologetics.
47: Apostasy.
48: Apostle.
49: Apostolic Fathers.
50: Aquila (Second Century CE).
51: Aquinas, Thomas (c.1225–74).
52: Arab Christianity.
53: Aramaic.
54: Architecture.
55: Argentina.
56: Arianism.
57: Art.
58: Asceticism.
59: Asch, Scholem (1880–1957).
60: Asia Minor.
61: Asian Christianity.
62: Assimilation.
63: Athanasius of Alexandria (c.298–373).
64: Atheism.
65: Atonement.
66: Augustine of Hippo (354–430).
67: Auschwitz.
68: Australia.
69: Austria.
70: Avodah Zarah.
71: Bach, Johann Sebastian (1685–1750).
72: Baeck, Leo (1873–1956).
73: Balaam.
74: Balfour Declaration.
75: Balkans.
76: Baptism.
77: Bar Kokhba (d. 135).
78: Barmitzvah.
79: Bea, Augustin (1881–1968).
80: Beatitudes.
81: Begin, Menachem (1913–92).
82: Bell, George (1883–1958).
83: Berdyaev, Nikolai Aleksandrovich (1874–1948).
84: Bernard of Clairvaux (1090–1153).
85: Bernardin, Joseph (1928–96).
86: Bialik, Hayyim Nachman (1873–1934).
87: Bible.
88: Bible Translations, Ancient.
89: Bible Translations, Modern English.
90: Biblical Criticism.
91: Biblical Interpretation.
92: Biblical Theology.
93: Binding of Isaac (Akedah).
94: Birkat Hamazon.
95: Birkat Ha-Minim.
96: Black Christian-Jewish Relations.
97: Black Death.
98: Blasphemy.
99: Blessings and Curses.
100: Blood.
101: Blood Libel.
102: Bonhoeffer, Dietrich (1906–45).
103: Bread.
104: Brenner, Joseph Chaim (1881–1921).
105: British Israelites.
106: Brother Daniel Affair.
107: Buber, Martin (1878–1965).
108: Bulgakov, Sergei (1871–1944).
109: Burial.
110: Burning Bush.
111: Bystanders.
112: Byzantium/Byzantine Empire.
113: Caiaphas (Held Office 18–37 CE).
114: Cain and Abel.
115: Cairo Genizah.
116: Calendar.
117: Callixtus II (d. 1124).
118: Calvin, John (Jean) (1509–64).
119: Calvinism.
120: Canada.
121: Candle.
122: Canon.
123: Canon Law.
124: Canonisation.
125: Canons of Laodicea.
126: Capital Punishment.
127: Carmelite Controversy.
128: Cassidy, Edward (b. 1924).
129: Catechesis/Catechism.
130: CE/BCE.
131: Celan, Paul (1920–70).
132: Celibacy.
133: Celsus (fl. c. 180 CE).
134: Censorship.
135: Chagall, Marc (1887–1985).
136: Charity.
137: Chosen People.
138: Christ and Christology.
139: Christianity, Jewish perspectives on.
140: Christmas.
141: Chrysostom, John (c.350–407).
142: Church and State.
143: Church and Synagogue.
144: Church Fathers.
145: Church of England.
146: Church's Ministry Among Jewish People (CMJ).
147: Cinema and Film.
148: Circumcision.
149: Civil Society.
150: Coggan, Donald (1909–2000).
151: Cohen, Hermann (1842–1918).
152: Commandments.
153: Commentary.
154: Community.
155: Confessing Church.
156: Confession of Faith.
157: Consecration.
158: Constantine (c.285–337).
159: Conversion.
160: Conversos.
161: Convivencia.
162: Coptic Church.
163: Cosmology.
164: Council(s) of Christians and Jews.
165: Court Jews.
166: Covenant.
167: Creation Narratives.
168: Crescas, Hasdai (c.1340–1410).
169: Crimea.
170: Crispin, Gilbert (d. 1117).
171: Cromwell, Oliver (1599–1658).
172: Cross/Crucifix.
173: Crucifixion.
174: Crusades.
175: Cyprian (c.200–58).
176: Cyril of Alexandria (c.375/380–444).
177: Cyril of Jerusalem (c.315?–86).
178: Czechia.
179: Dabru Emet.
180: Danby, Herbert (1889–1953).
181: David.
182: Day of Atonement.
183: Day of Judgement.
184: Dead Sea Scrolls.
185: Death.
186: Death of God Theology.
187: Deicide, Charge of.
188: Delitzsch, Franz (1813–90).