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Jewish-Christian Difference and Modern Jewish Identity : Seven Twentieth-Century Converts / Shalom Goldman

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Goldman, Shalom
Published
Lanham : Lexington Books, [2015]
Physical Description
1 online resource (xv, 189 pages)
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Language Note
Text in English.
Contents
Who is a Jew? -- The Conversions of Ruth Ben David (1920-2000) -- Jean-Marie Lustiger, the Jewish Cardinal (1926-2007) -- Donato Manduzio and the converts of San Nicandro: A Group conversion to Judaism in 1930s Italy (Donato Manduzio, 1885-1948) -- Happy about His conversion, miserable about his apostasy: The 1945 apostasy of Rabbi Zolli Revisited (Israel Zolli, 1881-1956) -- Ruth From The Banks of the Volga : Elisheva Bikhovsky (Elizaveta Ivanova Zhirkova, 1888-1949) -- Apostasy and citizenship: the case of Brother Daniel (Oswald Rufeisen, 1922-1998) -- Moishe Rosen, Founder of Jews For Jesus (1932-2010)
Summary
"Seven twentieth-century converts contends that in the twentieth century the borders dividing the Jewish and Christian faiths have, for many people, become fluid. But it is not only the borders that have changed, but also the very natures of modern forms of Judaism and Christianity that have been transformed by a new stage in Jewish-Christian relations, as explored through the stories of seven influential and creative converts"--Suppl. by publisher.
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ISBN
9780739196090 ebook
073919609X
9780739196083 cloth : alk. paper
9780739196090 electronic
0739196081
Bibliography Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 173-181) and index.
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