Contemporary Jewish theology : a reader /

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Other Authors / Creators:Dorff, Elliot N.
Newman, Louis E.
Format: Book
Language:English
Imprint: New York : Oxford University Press, 1999.
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Retention:Retained for Eastern Academic Scholars' Trust (EAST) http://eastlibraries.org/retained-materials
Table of Contents:
  • Preface
  • Acknowledgments
  • I. Introduction
  • 1. An Incessantly Gushing Fountain: The Nature of Jewish Theology
  • II. Classical Theologians in the Twentieth Century: Approaches to God
  • 2. Religion of Reason Out of the Sources of Judaism
  • 3. The Star of Redemption
  • 4. I and Thou
  • 5. A Thirst for the Living God and The Pangs of Cleansing
  • 6. God as the Power that Makes for Salvation
  • 7. God in Search of Men
  • III. Contemporary Reflections on Traditional Themes
  • A. God
  • 8. Belief in a Personal God: The Position of Liberal Supernaturalism
  • 9. In Search of God
  • 10. From God to Godliness: Proposal for a Predicate Theology
  • 11. Toward a Feminist Jewish Reconstruction of Monotheism and Further Thoughts on Liturgy as an Expression of Theology
  • 12. Jewish Feminist Theology
  • B. Creation
  • 13. The Wings of the Dove: Jewish Values, Science, and Halachah
  • 14. Seek My Face, Speak My Name
  • C. Revelation
  • 15. Revelation in the Jewish Tradition
  • 16. Sacred Fragments: Recovering Theology for the Modern Jew
  • D. Redemption
  • 17. The Natural and the Supernatural Jew
  • 18. On Jewish Eschatology
  • E. Covenant/Chosenness
  • 19. Renewing the Covenant
  • 20. The Election of Israel
  • 21. The Body of Faith
  • 22. Standing Again at Sinai
  • 23. A Jewish Theology of Jewish Relations to Other Peoples
  • F. Law
  • 24. Halakhic Man
  • 25. Some Criteria for Modern Jewish Observance
  • 26. Dynamics of Judaism
  • 27. Engendering Judaism
  • IV. Two Pivotal Experiences in the Twentieth Century
  • A. The Holocaust
  • 28. Faith after the Holocaust
  • 29. After Auschwitz
  • 30. The Jewish Return into History and To Mend the World
  • 31. Cloud of Smoke, Pillar of Fire: Judaism, Christianity, and Modernity after the Holocaust
  • B. The State of Israel
  • 32. Exile as a Neurotic Solution
  • 33. The Third Jewish Commonwealth
  • 34. The Religious and Moral Significance of the Redemption of Israel. Yeshayahu Leibowitz
  • 35. Beyond Innocence and Redemption
  • V. Looking Toward the Future of Jewish Thought: A Symposium
  • 36. New Directions in Jewish Theology in America
  • 37. Another Perspective on Theological Directions for the Jewish Future
  • 38. The Nature and Direction of Modern Jewish Theology: Some Thoughts Occasioned by Arthur Green
  • 39. B'nei Ezra: An Introduction to Textual Reasoning
  • Suggestions for Further Reading
  • Biographical Sketches