Dedication

pp v-vi

Preface

pp vii-xii

Contents

pp xiii-xiv

Note on Transliteration

pp xv-xvi

Towards a Jewish Theology of World Religions: Framing the Issues

pp 1-38

PART I - PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVES ON JEWISH PLURALISM

pp 39-40

1 - Jewish Views of World Religions: Four Models

pp 41-60

2 - Justifying Interreligious Pluralism

pp 61-86

3 - Pluralism out of the Sources of Judaism: The Quest for Religious Pluralism without Relativism

pp 87-122

4 - Respectful Disagreement: A Response to Raphael Jospe

pp 123-134

PART II - JUDAISM AND THE OTHER

pp 135-136

5 - Can Another Religion Be Seen as the Other?

pp 137-148

6 - The Violence of the Neutral in Interfaith Relations

pp 149-166

7 - Jewish Liturgical Memory and the Non-Jew: Past Realities and Future Possibilities

pp 167-186

PART III - JUDAISM AND WORLD RELIGIONS

pp 187-188

8 - Rethinking Christianity: Rabbinic Positions and Possibilities

pp 189-216

9 - Maimonides’ Treatment of Christianity and its Normative Implications

pp 217-234

10 - The Banished Brother: Islam in Jewish Thought and Faith

pp 235-262

11 - Encountering Hinduism: Thinking Through Avodah Zarah

pp 263-298

12 - Judaism and Buddhism: A Jewish Approach to a Godless Religion

pp 299-316

Concluding Reflections

pp 317-328

Notes on the Contributors

pp 329-330

Index

pp 331-344