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What is EJCR?Jewish-Christian relations can look back on more than half a century of striking achievements. There are now initiatives and centers all over the world addressing fundamental issues. This is why 2017 is the right moment to launch a comprehensive Encyclopedia of Jewish–Christian Relations in four volumes. Until 2022 international experts at the cutting edge of their discipline will summarize in two hundred entries more than two thousand years of Jewish-Christian interaction, assess the achievements of dialogue and provide joint perspectives and new avenues for the future.
Adam by Adam Gregerman
Israel by R. Kendall Soulen Jerusalem by David M. Neuhaus SJ Maccabees by Erich S. Gruen Polemics by Anna Sapir Abulafia Second Vatican Council by Philip A. Cunningham Wine by Andreas Lehnardt 
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EJCR onlineArticles of the Encyclopedia of Jewish-Christian Relations (ECJR) ONLINE version are published ahead of the completion of the print version, and will be updated twice a year.
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EJCR Chief Editors
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Rabbi Walter Homolka
Professor of Modern Jewish Thought, executive director of the School of Jewish Theology at the University of Potsdam Rainer Kampling
Professor of Biblical Theology and director of the Seminar of Catholic Theology at the Free University Berlin Amy-Jill Levine
Professor of New Testament and Jewish Studies, Vanderbilt University, USA; Affiliated Professor at the Woolf Institute, Cambridge, UK Christoph Markschies
Professor of Ancient Christianity and director of the Institute Church and Judaism, Humboldt-University Berlin Peter Schäfer Former director of the Jewish Museum and professor of Jewish Studies at Free University, Berlin, and Princeton University, Princeton, USA Martin Thurner Professor of Philosophy at the Institute for Mediaeval Theology and Philosophy, Faculty of Catholic Theology at the University of Munich |
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Managing Editor &
Executive Director EJCR
Kathy Ehrensperger
Research Professor
New Testament in Jewish Perspective
University of Potsdam and Abraham Geiger Kolleg
