Ο σταυρός κι η επτάφωτη λυχνία / The cross and menorah

Στην ιστοσελίδα Ancient Jew Review δημοσιεύεται η συζήτηση ειδικών για τα δύο πρόσφατα βιβλία σχετικά με το σταυρό και την επτάφωτη λυχνία (των Robin Jensen, The Cross: History, Art and Controversy (2018) και Steven Fine, The Menorah: From the Bible to Modern Israel (2016) αντίστοιχα και τα δύο από το Harvard University Press):

• David Fankfurter, "Jewish (and Christian) Symbols in the Late Modern Period: Jensen's Cross and Fine's Menorah" 
• Pamela Eisenbaum, "Menorah and Cross, Signs and Things" 
• "Response from Robin Jensen" 

Το πρόσφατο τεύχος του Relegere / In the current issue of Relegere

Tο πρόσφατο τεύχος του ηλεκτρονικού περιοδικού Relegere 2:2 (2012) είναι αφιερωμένο στον Ιουδαιοχριστιανικό πολιτισμό:

• Jason von Ehrenkrook, "The Specter of Judeo-Christianity and the Politics of Gender Deviancy: From St. Paul of Tarsus to St. Paul, MN"
• Jeremy M. Schott, "Eusebius's Christian Library and the Construction of "Hebrews," "Jews," and "Hellenistic Judaism""
• Matthew Gabriele, "The Chosen Peoples of the 11th and 21st Centuries"
• K. Healan Gaston, "Interpreting Judeo-Christianity in America"
• Heather Miller Rubens, "A "Judeo-Christian" Myth of Disestablishment: The Legacy of McGowan v. Maryland"
• Benjamin E. Sax, "Re-Remembering the Holocaust: A Look into "Judeo-Christian" Holocaust Denial"
• Tristan Sturm, "Imminent Immanence of Judeo-Evangelical Nationalism: American Christian Zionists and Israel as the Future Redeemer Nation and State"
• Brian Britt, "Secularism and the Question of the "Judeo-Christian""
• Larry W. Hurtado, "On Diversity, Competence and Coherence in New Testament Studies: A Modest Response to Crossley's 'Immodest Proposal'"

Το νέο τεύχος του JQR

Στο νέο τεύχος του Jewish Quarterly Review 99:1 (2009) δημοσιεύονται άρθρα σχετικά με τις σχέσεις Χριστιανισμού και Ιουδαϊσμού κατά την ύστερη αρχαιότητα:

• Nathalie B. Dohrmann, "Name Calling: Thinking about (the Study of) Judaism in Late Antiquity", 1-6
• Daniel Boyarin, "Rethinking Jewish Christianity: An Argument for Dismantling a Dubious Category (to which is Appended a Correction of my Border Lines)", 7-30
• Megan Hale Williams, "No More Clever Titles: Observations on Some Recent Studies of Jewish-Christian Relations in the Roman World", 37-55
• Seth Schwartz, "Sunt Lachrymae Rerum", 56-64
• Martha Himmelfarb, "Judaism in Antiquity: Ethno-Religion or National Identity", 65-73
• Ra'anan S. Boustan, "Augustine as Revolutionary? Reflections on Continuity and Rupture in Jewish–Christian Relations in Paula Fredriksen’s Augustine and the Jews", 74-87
• Jeffrey l. Rubenstein, "The Exegetical Narrative: New Directions", 88-106
• Richard Kalmin, "Jesus in Sasanian Babylonia", 107-112
• Galit Hasan-Rokem, "Embarrassment and Riches", 113-120
• Beth A. Berkowitz, "The Limits of ‘‘Their Laws’’: Ancient Rabbinic Controversies about
• Jewishness (and Non-Jewishness)", 121-158