This book presents a comprehensive, comparative view of the contemporary challenges facing Judaism and Orthodox Christianity. Bringing together contributions by many experts, writing within their own tradition, essays are arranged in pairs to bring out the living dialogue between these ancient faiths.
This book presents a comprehensive, comparative view of the contemporary challenges facing Judaism and Orthodox Christianity. Bringing together contributions by many experts, writing within their own tradition, essays are arranged in pairs to bring out the living dialogue between these ancient faiths.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Nicholas de Lange is Professor Emeritus of Hebrew and Jewish Studies in the University of Cambridge. Elena Narinskaya is an academic researcher in Abrahamic Religions. Sybil Sheridan is a freelance rabbi currently working with Newcastle Reform Synagogue.
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Chapter 1: A 'City whose Gates are Always Open'? Visions for Jerusalem in Orthodox Christianity Krastu Banev Chapter 2: Jerusalem: A Jewish Perspective Marc Saperstein Chapter 3: Jewish and Eastern-Rite Christian Relations in Israel: A Sketch of Contexts and Interests Petra Heldt Chapter 4: The Encounter between the Greek Orthodox Church and the Jews in Israel David Rosen Chapter 5: The Greek Orthodox Church under Israeli Sovereignty Michael G. Azar Chapter 6: Women in the Synagogue Miri Freud-Kandel Chapter 7: Women in the Orthodox Churches: Modernity and Change Mary B. Cunningham Chapter 8: Orthodoxia and Orthopraxia: On the Issue of Blood Elena Narinskaya Chapter 9: Kashrut - Niddah - Milah: On the Issue of Blood Sybil Sheridan Chapter 10: Judaism and Homosexuality René Pfertzel Chapter 11: Orthodoxy and Homosexuality: Mapping the Vectors Misza Cherniak Chapter 12: Confronting Environmental Crisis: What Do Jewish Traditions Teach About Using the World? Tanhum Yoreh Chapter 13: Confronting Environmental Crisis: What Do Orthodox Christian Traditions Teach About Using the World? Elizabeth Theokritoff Chapter 14: The Challenge of COVID-19: Reflections of an Orthodox Congregational Rabbi Michael Harris Chapter 15: The Challenge of COVID-19 to Rituals around Death in Orthodoxy Ian Graham Chapter 16: Euthanasia and Assisted Dying - What Jewish Texts Can Teach Us Sylvia Rothschild Chapter 17: Do We Have the Right to End Our Own Life? Orthodox Christian Responses to the Debate on Euthanasia and Assisted Dying Joanna Burton
Chapter 1: A 'City whose Gates are Always Open'? Visions for Jerusalem in Orthodox Christianity Krastu Banev Chapter 2: Jerusalem: A Jewish Perspective Marc Saperstein Chapter 3: Jewish and Eastern-Rite Christian Relations in Israel: A Sketch of Contexts and Interests Petra Heldt Chapter 4: The Encounter between the Greek Orthodox Church and the Jews in Israel David Rosen Chapter 5: The Greek Orthodox Church under Israeli Sovereignty Michael G. Azar Chapter 6: Women in the Synagogue Miri Freud-Kandel Chapter 7: Women in the Orthodox Churches: Modernity and Change Mary B. Cunningham Chapter 8: Orthodoxia and Orthopraxia: On the Issue of Blood Elena Narinskaya Chapter 9: Kashrut - Niddah - Milah: On the Issue of Blood Sybil Sheridan Chapter 10: Judaism and Homosexuality René Pfertzel Chapter 11: Orthodoxy and Homosexuality: Mapping the Vectors Misza Cherniak Chapter 12: Confronting Environmental Crisis: What Do Jewish Traditions Teach About Using the World? Tanhum Yoreh Chapter 13: Confronting Environmental Crisis: What Do Orthodox Christian Traditions Teach About Using the World? Elizabeth Theokritoff Chapter 14: The Challenge of COVID-19: Reflections of an Orthodox Congregational Rabbi Michael Harris Chapter 15: The Challenge of COVID-19 to Rituals around Death in Orthodoxy Ian Graham Chapter 16: Euthanasia and Assisted Dying - What Jewish Texts Can Teach Us Sylvia Rothschild Chapter 17: Do We Have the Right to End Our Own Life? Orthodox Christian Responses to the Debate on Euthanasia and Assisted Dying Joanna Burton
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