Berger, David. Jews and Jewish Christianity. Ktav Publishing
House; 1978. Paperback. ISBN 0-870686-75-5.
[Bre98]
Bretton-Granatoor, Gary (Editor). A Jewish Response to Cults.
Reading level: Young Adult. Union of American Hebrew Congregations; 1998.
Paperback. ISBN 0-807406-04-X.
Cohen, Naomi (ed). Essential Papers on Jewish-Christian Relations
in the United States: Imagery and Reality. New York Univ Pr; 1990, 1991.
Paperback. ISBN 0-814714-46-3.
[Coh91]
Cohen, Jeremy (ed). Essential Papers on Judaism and Christianity
in Conflict: From Late Antiquity to the Reformation (Essential Papers on Jewish
Studies). New York Univ Pr; 1991. Paperback. ISBN 0-814714-43-9.
Greenstein, S.J. We Are Not Going To Burn In Hell - A Jewish
Response to Christianity. Privately Published. Available through
1-800-Judaism and Jews for Judaism. Further information is available at the
author's Home Page
(<http://www.mindspring.com/~sjayg/index.html>)
Kamensky, Ellen, Hawking God: A Young Jewish Woman's Ordeal In
Jews For Jesus. ISBN 1-882459-00-8, Saphire Press, Medford MA, 1994. Out
of Print. ISBN 1-882459-00-8.
Kaplan, Aryeh. The Real Messiah: A Traditional Jewish View of
Christianity. Mesorah Publications Ltd; 1976. Paperback. Reprint
edition. ISBN 1-879016-11-7.
Moore, George Foot. Judaism in the First Centuries of the
Christian Era: The Age of the Tannaim. 3 Volumes Bound in 2 Books. Harvard,
1932. Hendrickson Publishers, Inc; 1997. Hardcover. Reprint edition. ISBN
1-565632-86-9.
ben Nachman, Rabbi Moshe. Vikuach Haramban Found in
Otzar Havikuchim by J.D. Eisenstein, Hebrew Publishing Society,
1915 and Kithvey Haramban by Rabbi Charles D. Chavel, Mosad Horav
Kook, 1963. [The RaMBaN engaged a formerly Jewish convert to Christianity in a
disputation in 1263. The arguments haven't changed since. Also, see a video of
'The Disputation' which premiered on A&E.]
Novak, David. Jewish Christian Dialogue: A Jewish
Justification. Oxford University Press, 1988, 1992. Paperback. Reprint
edition. ISBN 0-195072-73-1. [Written from a Traditional viewpoint, argues for
the theological validity and necessity of dialogue between Jews and Christians.
Contains a good summary of the theological similarities as well as differences
between the two faiths. Argues for acceptance of legitimacy of each religion by
adherents of the other while also stressing their distinctiveness, rebuts
Christian attempts to proselytize among Jews.]
Sherman, Shlomoh. Escape From Jesus, One Man's Search For a
Meaningful Judaism. Decalogue Books; 1983. Hardcover. ISBN
0-915474-03-4. [The true story of an assimilated Jew's conversion to Messianic
Christianity, the reasons he became disenchanted with it, and his subsequent
turn to traditional Judaism.]
Sigal, Gerald. The Jew and the Christian Missionary: A Jewish
Response to Missionary Christianity. Ktav Publishing House, 1981.
Paperback. ISBN 0-870688-86-3.
Union of American Hebrew Congregations. The Target Is
You. UAHC TV and Film Institute. [30 min. VHS Video. Recommended for
students in grades 7-9. Includes a review of the differences between
Christianity and Judaism; a look behind-the-scenes at Hebrew-Christian
congregations; interviews with Jews who were once members of these groups: they
explain who they were missionized, what strategies the missionaries used, and
why they returned to Judaism; and a discussion of how to combat missionary
tactics. Non-Orthodox.]
[Wei97]
Weiss-Rosmarin, Trude. Judaism and Christianity: the
Differences. Jonathan David Pub; 1997. Paperback. ISBN 0-824603-98-2.
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