Many university courses of theology and RS now have Jewish studies as a major element. In this important work, Keith examines biblical and historical evidence concerning anti-Semitism, covering Early Church, Middle Ages, Reformation, modern Europe, and Arab and Islamic anti-Semitism. The book ably fulfils the aim given on the book jacket: ‘If Christian churches are to repent of past attitudes and conduct towards the Jews, they need to be clear of what exactly they are to repent’.

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