Daniel Joslyn-Siemiatkoski

A Jewish Trinity

Theology

“The work of theological reflection in Jewish-Christian dialogue too often has been lopsided, with Christian theological perspectives dominating. In this book, Alan Brill offers a Jewish counterweight, indicating new pathways for Jewish comparative theological reflections on core Christian doctrines. Such work is needed in order to propel the dialogue further.”

Beyond Walls

History & Biography

“This book illuminates the history of the Episcopal Church and education for ministry through the complex and intertwined history of what is now the Bexley Seabury Seminary Federation. Ferguson shows that what has transpired in the history of Episcopal seminaries are not isolated events but ways of interpreting how the Episcopal Church has never been a static institution. Its history reveals a continual state of development, discernment, and experimentation.”

Christian Theology in a Pluralistic Age

Theology

“Christian Theology in a Pluralistic Age draws together multiple disciplinary perspectives on religious pluralism. Constructive theological assessments, case studies of lived experiences, and applications for contemporary society are drawn together to make sense of religious pluralism for Christianity. These essays provide a valuable perspective on the state of the question and benchmarks for further directions for study.”

Judaism

World Religions

“Novick provides a new paradigm for teaching Christians about Judaism. Traversing both the shared heritage between Jews and Christians and the distinctive elements of the Jewish tradition, this book is an invaluable resource both inside and outside the classroom.”