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The volume well awards a close reading both by those wishing to gain an understanding of the profound contributions of Pope John Paul II to Catholic-Jewish dialogue and their implications, and by those already involved in the dialogue who wish to have the central questions of the relationship sharpened, if not entirely answered
The Catholic Church has only been working on the questions raised by the Second Vatican Council (Lumen Gentium, 16; Nostra Aetate, 4) for somewhat over 40 years
The USCCB ongoing consultation with the National Council of Synagogues, which represents Reform and Conservative Judaism, who represent the majority of American religious Jews, have for a number of years engaged in theological dialogue and will continue to do so
Summary
The volume well awards a close reading both by those wishing to gain an understanding of the profound contributions of Pope John Paul II to Catholic-Jewish dialogue and their implications, and by those already involved in the dialogue who wish to have the central questions of the relationship sharpened, if not entirely answered.
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