The Jewish-Christian Dialogue: Another Look

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Exchange with Dr. Marvin Schick about "The Case Against Dialogue" and Orthodox Participation in the Boston Conference (1967)

Dear Rabbi Lamm: It was thoughtful of you to send me a reprint of your article on dialogue. Of course, I agree with everything that you say, although it seems to me that your argument would not permit Orthodox participation in the Boston Conference. At any rate, I am pleased that both the RCA and UOJCA will not be in attendence. With best wishes, Sincerely, Marvin Schick

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Letter from R. Joseph Lookstein about "The Case Against Dialogue" (1967)

My dear Rabbi Lamm: Thank you for sending me the reprint of your article on the subject of the Dialogue. I read it with a great deal of interest, and I am in full agreement with your position. A very happy and kosher Passover to you. Very cordially yours, Joseph H. Lookstein, JHL

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Letter to R. Fabian Schonfeld about Jewish-Christian Dialogue (1973)

Dear Fabian: As you had requested, I am returning to you the enclosed copy of Siegman’s report on the two consultations. I hope you do not mind that I made some penciled comments in the margins. With one or two exceptions they should prove legible and relevant. In short, while I had a number of criticisms on this report, and a number of inaccuracies, I do not find anything in it that would get me excited about violations of the standards we had set for such dialogues.All my best.Cordially,Norman.:cwEnc.

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