Ending Auschwitz: The Future of Jewish and Christian Life

Author: Ellis, March

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Ending Auschwitz: The Future of Jewish and Christian Life

Author: Ellis, March

This book begins with Marc Ellis's own journey to Auschwitz in 1992 and reflects back on his past, which includes his childhood experience as a Jew and his university years studying under Holocaust theologian Richard Rubenstein. Marc Ellis has taught and traveled among third-world peoples and has been outspoken on Middle Eastern issues. Based on this experience, Ellis has come to see that both Judaism and Christianity are locked in a static position. He shows that there is a continuity between the era of Christendom, exemplified by 1492, and Auschwitz and provides evidence to show that they are intimately linked. He sees the possibility of Jews and third-world Christians joining in a solidarity characterized by suffering and hope. He advocates what he calls "the ultimate religious act of contemporary Judaism and Christianity" to end Auschwitz and 1492 and to begin anew to create a world where all people can claim their own freedom and history.

Date Published: 1/1/94

Ending Auschwitz: The Future of Jewish and Christian Life Author: Ellis, March
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This book begins with Marc Ellis's own journey to Auschwitz in 1992 and reflects back on his past, which includes his childhood experience as a Jew and his university years studying under Holocaust theologian Richard Rubenstein.

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