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This work investigates the interreligious thought of Abraham Joshua Heschel, a prominent twentieth-century Jewish philosopher and theologian. The book analyzes Heschel's approach to dialogue between Judaism and other faiths, particularly his engagement with Christianity. Drawing from Heschel's writings, lectures, and personal relationships with Christian thinkers, the study examines his theological foundations for interfaith encounter, including his concepts of religious pluralism, the shared spiritual concerns of different traditions, and the ethical imperatives that unite people across religious boundaries. The volume considers how Heschel's Hasidic background, his experiences in Europe and America, and his participation in ecumenical initiatives shaped his vision of religions in conversation. It addresses his involvement in significant interreligious events of his era and assesses the continuing relevance of his perspective for contemporary dialogue between religious communities.
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