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Edited by Philip A. Cunningham, Joseph
Sievers, Mary C. Boys, Hans Hermann Henrix, and Jesper Svartvik.
Grand Rapids, MI and Cambridge, U.K.: Eerdmans; Rome: Gregorian
and Biblical Press, 2011. xxxii + 295 pages. $36.00 (paper).
I don’t think we’re in Christendom anymore, Toto.
The consistently superb essays that have been produced by the
project, Christ Jesus and the Jewish People Today (CJJPT), remove any
doubts we may have had that the twenty-first century will challenge
Christian theology in profound ways. The authors profile several of the
challenges which have emerged in the Jewish-Christian encounter over
the past sixty-five years, since the Shoah (Holocaust) made clear the
church’s complicity in unspeakable horror and focused attention on
the doctrinal formulations and ecclesial practices that could allow such
a failure of faithfulness. They articulate theological responses, initiate probes into meeting those challenges, and lay the groundwork for an
ambitious agenda.