Jewish Rite in the Christian Church: Ecumenical Possibility

In the course of the history of Christianity two types of approaches were expressed in relation to Judaism. They are those expressed by the phrase adversus Judaeos and by Justin Martyr's Dialogos pros Tryphona. The first type has been more prevalent. Beginning with Tertullian a great bulk of li...

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Published in:Scottish journal of theology 1973-11, Vol.26 (4), p.466-487
Main Author: Papademetriou, George C.
Format: Article
Language:English
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Summary:In the course of the history of Christianity two types of approaches were expressed in relation to Judaism. They are those expressed by the phrase adversus Judaeos and by Justin Martyr's Dialogos pros Tryphona. The first type has been more prevalent. Beginning with Tertullian a great bulk of literature has been written ‘against the Jews’, contra Judaeos. The dialogue with Trypho seems to have been an anomaly in the flood of literature that was written against Judaism. Among the persons who spoke against Judaism most prominently are St. John Chrysostom and St. Augustine.
ISSN:0036-9306
1475-3065
DOI:10.1017/S0036930600033901