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Intro -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- Notes on Contributors -- 1 Introduction: Nostra Aetate and Its Relevance for Today -- Part I Nostra Aetate: Historical and Social Context -- 2 Correcting the Nostra Aetate Legend: The Contested, Minimal, and Almost Failed Effort to Embrace a Tragedy and Amend Christian Attitudes Toward Jews, Muslims, and the Followers of Other Religions -- Introduction -- Correcting the Legend: A Simple Mandate and No More -- Correcting the Legend: For a Constructive View of Muslims -- Correcting the Legend: Pope Paul VI Made Nostra Aetate Possible -- Correcting the Legend: Christian Delegated Observers and Other Guests -- Correcting the Legend: The Insignificance of Two Different Words for Dialogue -- Correcting the Legend: Becoming a Declaration Is Not Downgrading the Status -- Correcting the Legend: Missionaries Expanded Nostra Aetate -- Bringing Nostra Aetate to a Successful Conclusion: One Final Crisis -- 3 The Ecclesial and Theological Origins of Nostra Aetate and Its Significance for Present and Future Interfaith Engagement -- The Emergence of Nostra Aetate -- Immediate Historical and Ecclesial Context: The Shoah -- Broader Historical and Ecclesial Context: The First Signs of a New Form of Papacy -- The Drafting of the Declaration: Resistance and Growth -- The Post-Vatican II Popes and Nostra Aetate -- Paul VI and Nostra Aetate -- Paul VI on Judaism vis-à-vis Nostra Aetate -- Paul VI on Islam vis-à-vis Nostra Aetate -- John Paul II and Nostra Aetate -- John Paul II on Judaism vis-à-vis Nostra Aetate -- John Paul II on Islam vis-à-vis Nostra Aetate -- Benedict XVI and Nostra Aetate -- Benedict XVI on Judaism vis-à-vis Nostra Aetate -- Benedict XVI on Islam vis-à-vis Nostra Aetate -- Nostra Aetate and the Future of Dialogue -- Part II Nostra Aetate: Relationship with the Jewish People.

Conquerors, Brides, and Concubines investigates the political and cultural significance of marriages and other sexual encounters between Christians and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula from the Islamic conquest in the early eighth century to the end of Muslim rule in 1492.

Introduction -- Atman in Hinduism -- Anatta in Buddhism -- Soul in Christianity -- Conclusion

Learning to Live Well Together: Case Studies in Interfaith Diversity -- Tom Wilson and Riaz Ravat; Acknowledgements ; Introduction; 1. The Leicester Context -- Tom Wilson and Riaz Ravat; 2. The St Philip's Centre -- Tom Wilson and Riaz Ravat; 3. Encounter -- Tom Wilson; 4. Understand -- Tom Wilson; 5. Trust -- Tom Wilson; 6. Co-operate -- Tom Wilson; 7. Interfaith in the Twenty-First Century by Riaz Ravat; 8. Where Next? -- Tom Wilson; References; Subject Index; Author Index; Blank Page

Intro -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Section 1 -- Historic Overview -- 1 -- An overview of the history of relations between Judaism and Christianity -- 2 -- The God of the Jews and the God of the Christians -- 3 -- Messiah and Trinity -- 4 -- On being human: Ethics and sin -- Section 2 -- Theology of Religions -- 5 -- Continuity -- 6 -- Discontinuity -- 7 -- A Jewish theology of religions: Inclusivity -- 8 -- A Jewish theology of religions: Exclusivity -- 9 -- Conclusion -- References -- Index

Using the historic Minnesota state government shutdown of 2011 as a backdrop, Interfaith Advocacy describes the work of the Joint Religious Legislative Coalition, an interfaith advocacy group that brings together leaders from Catholic, Protestant, Jewish, and Muslim traditions to advocate on behalf of a range of policies. As the nation's first statewide interfaith lobbying group, the story of the JRLC facilitates an examination of the role of political advocacy groups in state level American politics: what they are, how and why they form, how they mobilize citizens to participate in.