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SUNDAY SPOTLIGHT
Icon Sunday is the golden clasp that binds together the volume of the week.
** H. W. Longfellow
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The Thanksgiving meal is approaching. Will you dialogue with those who wait there? From the archive, authors reflect on the philosopher of dialogue, dialogue with Jesus, and Christian dialogue with persons of other faiths.
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FROM THE MARCH 1994 ISSUE
** Buber Without Tears ([link removed])
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** WERNER J. DANNHAUSER
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Never is Buber more impressive than in his long letter to Gandhi, who had the chutzpah to counsel German Jews to continue to suffer quietly under Hitler.
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FROM JANUARY 2008
** No Friend in Jesus ([link removed])
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** MEIR Y. SOLOVEICHIK
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If we deny Jesus’s divinity, then Jews can respond with nothing short of shock and dismay when we read his words.
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FROM THE FEBRUARY 1993 ISSUE
** Taking Dialogue Seriously ([link removed])
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** ROGER KIMBALL
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Genuine tolerance requires the assertion of one’s own convictions about the truth no less than the acknowledgement of other points of view.
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