Explores how inquiry about the Holocaust challenges understanding, especially its religious and ethical dimensions. This book investigates differences and disagreements between religious traditions and philosophical perspectives - represents an effort to advance meaningful conversation between Jews and Christians.
Explores how inquiry about the Holocaust challenges understanding, especially its religious and ethical dimensions. This book investigates differences and disagreements between religious traditions and philosophical perspectives - represents an effort to advance meaningful conversation between Jews and Christians.
David Patterson is Bornblum Chair in Judaic Studies, University of Memphis. John K. Roth is Edward J. Sexton Professor of Philosophy and director of the Center for the Study of the Holocaust, Genocide, and Human Rights, Claremont McKenna College. The other contributors are Margaret Brearley, Britta Frede-Wenger, Leonard Grob, Peter J. Haas, Hannah Holtschneider, Henry F. Knight, Juergen Manemann, Rochelle L. Millen, and Didier Pollefeyt.
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Prologue: Flames in the Darkness / David Patterson and John K. Roth Part One: The Burden of Evil 1. Fire and Ashes: The "Tempter God," Evil, and the Shoah / Margaret Brearley In Response Britta Frede Wenger David Patterson Margaret Brearley 2. Jean Amery: Memories of Evil and Consequences for the Representation of Jewish Identity in Christian Theology / Hanna Holtschneider In Response Peter J. Haas John K. Roth Hannah Holtschneider 3. Judaism in Protestant Encounters with the Shoah / Peter J. Haas In Response Henry F. Knight Rochelle L. Millen Peter J. Haas 4. Locating God: Placing Ourselves in a Post Shoah World / Henry F. Knight In Response Margaret Brearley Leonard Grob Henry F. Knight Part Two: Searching Traditions 5. "Like Pebbles on the Seashore": J. B. Soloveitchik on Suffering / Rochelle L. Millen In Response Hannah Holtschneider Juergen Manemann Rochelle L. Millen 6. "Good" Friday after Auschwitz? / Britta Frede Wenger In Response Henry F. Knight Rochelle L. Millen Britta Frede Wenger 7. If the Good Become the Evil: Antimonotheism in Germany after Reunification and the Problems of the Doctrine of Justification / Juergen Manemann In Response David Patterson Didier Pollefeyt Juergen Manemann 8. Some Fundamental Doubts about Posing the Question of Theodicy in the Post Holocaust World / Leongard Grob In Response Margaret Brearley Didier Pollefeyt Leonard Grob Part Three: Beyond the Ruins? 9. Horror Vacui: God and Evil in/after Auschwitz / Didier Pollefeyt In Response Britta Frede Wenger Peter J. Haas Didier Pollefeyt 10. Deliver us from Evil? Kuhn's Prayer and the Masters of Death / John K. Roth In Response Leonard Grob Juergen Manemann John K. Roth 11. Seeking the Fire in the Ashes: A Chasidic Accounting for Evil form the Midst of Evil after the Evil of Auschwitz / David Patterson In Response Hannah Holtschneider John K. Roth David Patterson Postscript: The Disturbance of the Witness / David Patterson and John K. Roth Bibliography About the Editors and Contributors Index
Prologue: Flames in the Darkness / David Patterson and John K. Roth Part One: The Burden of Evil 1. Fire and Ashes: The "Tempter God," Evil, and the Shoah / Margaret Brearley In Response Britta Frede Wenger David Patterson Margaret Brearley 2. Jean Amery: Memories of Evil and Consequences for the Representation of Jewish Identity in Christian Theology / Hanna Holtschneider In Response Peter J. Haas John K. Roth Hannah Holtschneider 3. Judaism in Protestant Encounters with the Shoah / Peter J. Haas In Response Henry F. Knight Rochelle L. Millen Peter J. Haas 4. Locating God: Placing Ourselves in a Post Shoah World / Henry F. Knight In Response Margaret Brearley Leonard Grob Henry F. Knight Part Two: Searching Traditions 5. "Like Pebbles on the Seashore": J. B. Soloveitchik on Suffering / Rochelle L. Millen In Response Hannah Holtschneider Juergen Manemann Rochelle L. Millen 6. "Good" Friday after Auschwitz? / Britta Frede Wenger In Response Henry F. Knight Rochelle L. Millen Britta Frede Wenger 7. If the Good Become the Evil: Antimonotheism in Germany after Reunification and the Problems of the Doctrine of Justification / Juergen Manemann In Response David Patterson Didier Pollefeyt Juergen Manemann 8. Some Fundamental Doubts about Posing the Question of Theodicy in the Post Holocaust World / Leongard Grob In Response Margaret Brearley Didier Pollefeyt Leonard Grob Part Three: Beyond the Ruins? 9. Horror Vacui: God and Evil in/after Auschwitz / Didier Pollefeyt In Response Britta Frede Wenger Peter J. Haas Didier Pollefeyt 10. Deliver us from Evil? Kuhn's Prayer and the Masters of Death / John K. Roth In Response Leonard Grob Juergen Manemann John K. Roth 11. Seeking the Fire in the Ashes: A Chasidic Accounting for Evil form the Midst of Evil after the Evil of Auschwitz / David Patterson In Response Hannah Holtschneider John K. Roth David Patterson Postscript: The Disturbance of the Witness / David Patterson and John K. Roth Bibliography About the Editors and Contributors Index
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