Shofar 15.1 (Fall 1996), Special Issue, Jewish-Christian Dialogue After the Shoah, James Moore, Editor<\/p>\n
James Moore, ed., (with Z. Garber, S. Jacobs, H. Knight), Post-Shoah Dialogues: Re-Thinking Our Traditions Together (University Press of America, 2004).<\/p>\n
Articles by Z. Garber, J. Moore, S. Jacobs, and H. Knight on “Re-Thinking the Traditions: reading John 8 and Exodus 3 Together After the Shoah,” in SIDIC, Vol. 34.3\/35.1(2001-2002)<\/p>\n
Zev Garber, “An Interfaith Dialogue on Post-Shoah Jewish-Christian Scriptral Hermeneutics, with a Report on the Case Colloqium,”\u00a0 CSSR\u00a0Bulletin 34.4 (November 2005)<\/p>\n
Articles by Z. Garber, J. Moore, S. Jacobs, and H. Knight on \u201cFacing Texts Together: An Invitation to Midrashic Dialogue,\u201d in CSSR Bulletin 35.3 (September 2006). [The above two articles are posted here with the permission of the Council of Societies for the Study of Religion.]<\/a><\/p>\n Articles by Z. Garber, J. Moore, S. Jacobs, and H. Knight on \u201cPost-Shoah Dialogue: Confronting Moses and Paul in Auschwitz,\u201d in Mentalities\/Mentaliti\u00e9s 21.2 (2007\/8).<\/p>\n Casden Annual 6, dealing with the impact of the Shoah in America and on American Jewish life. Guest edited by Zev Garber.\u00a0 Includes an assessment of the challenges, limitations, and successes of the Annual scholars’ Conference on the Holocaust and the Churches.\u00a0 See\u00a0\u00a0 http:\/\/casdeninstitute.usc.edu\/resources\/publications\/the_jewish_role_in_american_li_5\/<\/a>.<\/p>\n