New theological anti-Judaism?

Calling Jews “deicides” came into popularity as early as a few centuries after the emergence of Christianity. Christian theology has been rethought, not least because of the horrors committed during the Shoah. However, up to most recently, there is some suspicion that there could be remnants of theological anti-Judaism. None other than the former Pope Benedict XVI has caused irritations in this regard. So how should people deal with the fact that Jesus was a Jew? What does that mean for Jewish and Christian beliefs? Rabbi Prof. Dr. Walter Homolka from Potsdam, the Freiburg theologians Prof. Dr. Helmut Hoping and Prof. Dr. Magnus Striet and the Judaism professor Susanne Talabardon from Bamberg will engage in a podium discussion to ponder these questions, which are the focal point of the Freiburg religious talks.

• What: Podium discussion
  
  
• When: December 5, 2018, 8pm
  
  
• Where:
  Lecture hall 3044
  Collegiate Building III
  University of Freiburg
  Platz der Universität 3
  79098 Freiburg
  
  
• The event is open to the general public.
  
  
• Host: Section for fundamental Theology at the University of Freiburg
  
  
• Contact information: Prof. Dr. Magnus Striet, Tel.: 0761/203-2078
  
  
• No registration is required.
  
  
• The event is free of admission.
  
  
• The event will be held in German.
  
  
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