Richard Harries has been Bishop of Oxford since 1987, prior to which he was Dean of King's College, London. He has been involved in Jewish-Christian dialogue for more than twenty years, including nine as Chairman of the Council of Christians and Jews. He has also been a parish priest and a lecturer in Christian doctrine.

• Introduction ; 1. The Unspeakable Evil ; 2. After the Evil - What? ; 3. Jewish and Christian Responses to Suffering ; 4. Forgive and Forget? ; 5. The Covenant with Humanity ; 6. Should Christians Try to Convert Jews? ; 7. Israel in Christian Thought ; 8. Jerusalem in Religious Perspective ; 9. Jewish Attitudes Towards Christianity ; 10. The Jewish Jesus and the Christian Christ ; 11. Shared Hope and a Common Task ; 12. The Unfinished Agenda

This is a book which challenges everyone who is searching for meaning in life, and who dares to hope that it is possible for us to reach out to one another across the divides of religious prejudice, politics and deeply embedded fears ... This book conveys an exciting sense of hope in the face of fearful events.

Richard Harries has been Bishop of Oxford since 1987, prior to which he was Dean of King's College, London. He has been involved in Jewish-Christian dialogue for more than twenty years, including nine as Chairman of the Council of Christians and Jews. He has also been a parish priest and a lecturer in Christian doctrine.

• Introduction ; 1. The Unspeakable Evil ; 2. After the Evil - What? ; 3. Jewish and Christian Responses to Suffering ; 4. Forgive and Forget? ; 5. The Covenant with Humanity ; 6. Should Christians Try to Convert Jews? ; 7. Israel in Christian Thought ; 8. Jerusalem in Religious Perspective ; 9. Jewish Attitudes Towards Christianity ; 10. The Jewish Jesus and the Christian Christ ; 11. Shared Hope and a Common Task ; 12. The Unfinished Agenda

This is a book which challenges everyone who is searching for meaning in life, and who dares to hope that it is possible for us to reach out to one another across the divides of religious prejudice, politics and deeply embedded fears ... This book conveys an exciting sense of hope in the face of fearful events.

Richard Harries has been Bishop of Oxford since 1987, prior to which he was Dean of King's College, London. He has been involved in Jewish-Christian dialogue for more than twenty years, including nine as Chairman of the Council of Christians and Jews. He has also been a parish priest and a lecturer in Christian doctrine.

• Introduction ; 1. The Unspeakable Evil ; 2. After the Evil - What? ; 3. Jewish and Christian Responses to Suffering ; 4. Forgive and Forget? ; 5. The Covenant with Humanity ; 6. Should Christians Try to Convert Jews? ; 7. Israel in Christian Thought ; 8. Jerusalem in Religious Perspective ; 9. Jewish Attitudes Towards Christianity ; 10. The Jewish Jesus and the Christian Christ ; 11. Shared Hope and a Common Task ; 12. The Unfinished Agenda

This is a book which challenges everyone who is searching for meaning in life, and who dares to hope that it is possible for us to reach out to one another across the divides of religious prejudice, politics and deeply embedded fears ... This book conveys an exciting sense of hope in the face of fearful events.