A shadow of glory :reading the New Testament after the Holocaust /Tod Linafelt, editor.
Description
Part I: The Holocaust in the history of interpretation --Christian canon and the problem of antisemitism /Pamela Eisenbaum --Higher critics on late texts: reading biblical scholarship after the Holocaust /Deborah Krause, Timothy K. Beal --Reading Jesus as a Nazi /Susannah Heschel --Shoah consciousness and the silence of American Christian biblical scholarship /Mark K. George --Part II: Reading as Jews --Blood on our heads: a Jewish response to Saint Matthew /Steven L. Jacobs --Apostle and the seed of Abraham /Richard L. Rubenstein --Double bind: sacrifice in the epistle to the Hebrews /Jennifer L. Koosed --Part III: Reading as Christians --Reading from the day "in between" /Walter Brueggemann --Woman as witness in a post-Holocaust perspective /Margie Tolstoy --New testament theology after the Holocaust: exegetical responsibilities and canonical possibilities /Lloyd Gaston --Reading the cross at Auschwitz: Holocaust memories and passion narratives /Tania^^Oldenhage --Did Christianity die in Auschwitz? /Rolf Rendtorff --Part IV: Jews and gentiles, in the New Testament and today --Passion after the Holocaust /John Dominic Crossan --Restoring the kingdom to Israel: Luke-acts and Christian supersessionism /Craig C. Hill --Jew Paul and his meaning for Israel /James D. G. Dunn --Reading after the Holocaust: a New Testament scholar responds to Emil Fackenheim /Luke Timothy Johnson --Killing fields of Matthew's gospel /Gary A. Phillips
xi, 258 p. ;24 cm.
Book Details
Place Published
City
New York
Date Published
2002
Publication Subjects
Bible.--New Testament--Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Holocaust (Christian theology)