Jean Daniélou, les Juifs et la Shoah

Jean Daniélou, les Juifs et la Shoah

Jean Daniélou, 1905-1974, The Jews and the HolocaustJean Danielou joined The Jesuit Order after completing his university studies in 1929. He devoted his time to theological and historical research on early Christianity and to the education of youth. After the war his reputation put him at the foref...

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Hovedforfatter: Berger-Marx, Paule
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spelling cairn-RHSHO_192_0079RHSHORevue d’Histoire de la Shoah https://shs.cairn.info/revue-d-histoire-de-la-shoah-2010-1-page-79?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rhsho.192.0079 Jean Daniélou, les Juifs et la Shoah Berger-Marx, Paule2010 fre Revue d’Histoire de la Shoah | 192 | 1 | 2010-01-16 | p. 79-100 | 2111-885X RHSHO_19250 Jean Daniélou, 1905-1974, The Jews and the HolocaustJean Danielou joined The Jesuit Order after completing his university studies in 1929. He devoted his time to theological and historical research on early Christianity and to the education of youth. After the war his reputation put him at the forefront among those involved in The International Council of Christians and Jews (ICCJ) which instigated the Seelisberg Congress in 1947, and the Judeo-Christian Friendship (AJC) which was established in the spirit of The Ten Points of Seelisberg by Jules Issac, author of “Jesus and Israel”. Danielou took an active interest in Judaic research at the time of Jesus, including the findings on Qumeran, and provided many good lessons. He presented himself as a man of dialogue, meeting willingly with Jews during lectures and discussions around the publication time of important works. He also acted as an expert during the Second Council of the Vatican on the difficult question of freedom of religion. This openess, however, was limited to the concept of the history of salvation which, after Christ, no longer recognized the Jewish people as the “chosen people”, did not understand Christ’s commitment to Israel, and worst of all - for reasons of faith – maintained the accusation of deicide. For a member of Christ’s church, the Holocaust brought about a necessity to conduct research and meet with Jews, but there was still a strong resistance to challenging an ancient theological tradition.Cairn free access
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description Jean Daniélou, 1905-1974, The Jews and the HolocaustJean Danielou joined The Jesuit Order after completing his university studies in 1929. He devoted his time to theological and historical research on early Christianity and to the education of youth. After the war his reputation put him at the forefront among those involved in The International Council of Christians and Jews (ICCJ) which instigated the Seelisberg Congress in 1947, and the Judeo-Christian Friendship (AJC) which was established in the spirit of The Ten Points of Seelisberg by Jules Issac, author of “Jesus and Israel”. Danielou took an active interest in Judaic research at the time of Jesus, including the findings on Qumeran, and provided many good lessons. He presented himself as a man of dialogue, meeting willingly with Jews during lectures and discussions around the publication time of important works. He also acted as an expert during the Second Council of the Vatican on the difficult question of freedom of religion. This openess, however, was limited to the concept of the history of salvation which, after Christ, no longer recognized the Jewish people as the “chosen people”, did not understand Christ’s commitment to Israel, and worst of all - for reasons of faith – maintained the accusation of deicide. For a member of Christ’s church, the Holocaust brought about a necessity to conduct research and meet with Jews, but there was still a strong resistance to challenging an ancient theological tradition.
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