This book argues that Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, locked as they have been over the centuries in many kinds of mutual enmity and violence, now need to join resources to resist the destructive economic and political forces now on the loose across the
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| Foreword | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Abrahamic Communities and the Traumas of Modernity | |
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| Exploring the Lay of the Land: Searching for a Common Agenda | |
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| Public Religions in the Modern World: Opportunity and Responsibility | |
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| The "Modern Project": How We Got This Way and What Can Be Done about It | |
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| Parallel and Interactive Hermeneutics: Three Inter-Abrahamic Projects | |
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| Dimensions of Inter-Abrahamic Discourse | |
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| Reading Scriptures Together: Obedience and Responsibility in the Abraham Narratives | |
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| Communities of Covenantal Virtue: Forgiveness, Trust, Solidarity | |
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| Political Philosophy for an Abrahamic Public Presence | |
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| For All the Families of the Earth | |
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| Civil Society and Social Contracts in Israel-Palestine | |
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| Toward a Covenantal Humanism | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Index | |
