The Ten Commandments for Jews Christians and Others

<DIV>Foreword by Peter W. Ochs<BR /> Afterword by Richard John Neuhaus<BR /><BR /> In this book eminent Jewish and Christian scholars come together to illuminate the Ten Commandments. Roger Van Harn has arranged the volume so that writers from both traditions dialogue over each of the Ten Words. A Christian or a Jew writes a penetrating essay about one of the commandments followed by a shorter response from a member of the other tradition -- all done remarkably without sacrificing either Jewish or Christian identity.<BR /><BR /> Unique for its authentic interfaith dialogue on dogmatic matters <I>The Ten Commandments for Jews Christians and Others</I> offers pertinent guidelines for believing Jews and Christians today with the goal of stimulating deeper conversation between the two groups. As Van Harn says "Listening to one another may hold pleasant surprises that open us to new possibilities."<BR /><BR /><B>Contributors:</B><BR /><BR /> Carl E. Braaten<BR /> Roger Brooks<BR /> Shalom Carmy<BR /> James A. Diamond<BR /> Elliot N. Dorff<BR /> Jean Bethke Elshtain<BR /> Rochelle L. Millen<BR /> Richard John Neuhaus<BR /> David Novak<BR /> Peter W. Ochs<BR /> David Patterson<BR /> Daniel Polish<BR /> Anathea E. Portier-Young<BR /> R. R. Reno<BR /> John K. Roth<BR /> Byron L. Sherwin<BR /> Marguerite Shuster<BR /> R. Kendall Soulen<BR /> Linn Tonstad<BR /> Leanne Van Dyk<BR /> Calvin P. Van Reken<BR /> Allen Verhey<BR /> Miroslav Volf<BR /> Sue Ann Wasserman</DIV>