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Avoiding Antisemitism: A Guide for Christians

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04 February 2027

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**Good intentions aren’t enough to keep antisemitism out of the church. We need real tools.**_Avoiding Antisemitism: A Guide for Christians_ gives readers exactly that: a practical, research-backed framework for recognizing and rooting out anti-Jewish ideas before they take hold in Christian contexts. This concise, accessible book doesn’t just name the...

**Good intentions aren’t enough to keep antisemitism out of the church. We need real tools.**

_Avoiding Antisemitism: A Guide for Christians_ gives readers exactly that: a practical, research-backed framework for recognizing and rooting out anti-Jewish ideas before they take hold in Christian contexts. This concise, accessible book doesn’t just name the problem; it equips readers to act.

Drawing on extensive expertise in biblical studies and religious studies, the authors guide readers through the specific pressure points in Christian tradition where anti-Jewish sentiment is most likely to emerge: the faith-versus-law divide, Jesus’s relationship with the Pharisees, old and new covenant frameworks, passion plays, and more. Each chapter unpacks the theological and practical stakes through biblical references and real-world case studies.

Rigorously researched yet written for general readers, _Avoiding Antisemitism_ is an essential resource for ministry leaders, lay readers and educators, and anyone serious about recognizing and resisting antisemitism in religious contexts, public discourse, and everyday life.

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**Good intentions aren’t enough to keep antisemitism out of the church. We need real tools.**_Avoiding Antisemitism: A Guide for Christians_ gives readers exactly that: a practical, research-backed framework for recognizing and rooting out anti-Jewish ideas before they take hold in Christian contexts. This concise, accessible book doesn’t just name the...

**Good intentions aren’t enough to keep antisemitism out of the church. We need real tools.**

_Avoiding Antisemitism: A Guide for Christians_ gives readers exactly that: a practical, research-backed framework for recognizing and rooting out anti-Jewish ideas before they take hold in Christian contexts. This concise, accessible book doesn’t just name the problem; it equips readers to act.

Drawing on extensive expertise in biblical studies and religious studies, the authors guide readers through the specific pressure points in Christian tradition where anti-Jewish sentiment is most likely to emerge: the faith-versus-law divide, Jesus’s relationship with the Pharisees, old and new covenant frameworks, passion plays, and more. Each chapter unpacks the theological and practical stakes through biblical references and real-world case studies.

Rigorously researched yet written for general readers, _Avoiding Antisemitism_ is an essential resource for ministry leaders, lay readers and educators, and anyone serious about recognizing and resisting antisemitism in religious contexts, public discourse, and everyday life.

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Koorong Code 680276
ISBN 9780802885623
Pages 192
Publisher Eerdmans
Publication Date 04 February 2027
Dimensions x 139 x 215mm
Weight 0.0kg
Product Category Christian Worldview
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