| The Center's first invitational scholarly conference was held on June 18-19,
2000 at Boston College. The participants discussed six aspects of the Jewish and Christian
relationship, and projected their signifiance for the relationship in the
century ahead. Click on the topics to the right for a summary of
the discussions. These summaries are not meant to be exhaustive
transcripts of the conversations, but highlights of the key points and the
general flow of each exchange. We extend our sincere thanks to those who
generously shared their insights and expertise through their
participation:
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- Judith Banki, Tanenbaum Center for Interreligious Understanding
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James Bernauer, Boston College
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- Ben Birnbaum,
Boston College
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- Rosann Catalano, Institute for Christian & Jewish Studies
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- John Clabeaux, St.
John’s Seminary College
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- Steven
Copeland, Hebew College
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- Philip A. Cunningham, Boston College
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- Aryeh
Davidson, The Jewish Theological Seminary of America
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- Audrey Doetzel, NDS, Christian Jewish Relation
& Encounter,
Sisters of Sion
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- David Efroymson, LaSalle University
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- David Gordis, Hebrew College
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- Stephen
Haynes, Rhodes College
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- S.
Mark Heim,
Andover-Newton Theological School
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- Robin M. Jensen,
Andover-Newton Theological School
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- Michael Kogan, Montclair State University
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- Ruth Langer, Boston College
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- Amy-Jill
Levine, Vanderbilt University
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- Philip J. Mayher,
Congregational Church, Weston, MA
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- David Michael, Brandeis Univ. & Archdiocese of Boston
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- Joseph
Nolan, Boston College
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- David
Novak, University of Toronto
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- David Sandmel, Institute for Christian & Jewish Studies
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- Claudia Setzer, Manhattan College
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Ingrid Shafer, University of Science and
Arts of Oklahoma
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- Daniel Siemiatkowski,
Boston College
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Michael Signer, University of Notre Dame
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Celia Sirois, New Directions in Catholic-Jewish Dialogue
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- Krister
Stendahl, Harvard and Brandeis Universities
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- Naomi Towvim, New Directions in Catholic-Jewish Dialogue
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- Fayette Veverka,
Villanova University
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- Edith Wyschogrod, Rice University
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- Michael Wyschogrod, University of Houston
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