CATHOLIC- JEWISH DIALOGUES: HISTORY AND MAIN SUBJECTS

Year 2013, Volume: 6 Issue: 1, 135 - 156, 18.08.2014

Mustafa Alıcı

Abstract

Most Jews remain ignorant and unaware of the revolutionary changes which have  taken place between Christian groups and Jews and Judaism since the end of World War II. On the other hand for Catholics, the New Testament is built entirely on the  Old Testament. For this reason the Catholic Church has no organized mission to the  Jews, as is the case for instance in certain Evangelical circles. Instead, the Roman  Catholic curia want to dialoge with Jews in hope of their faith in Jesus Christ, as  well as in the covenant done for Jews, and the concept of the Chosen People. There-fore fort hem Catholic- Jewis dialogue has the importance in the sense of mission theology and anthropological concerns.

Keywords

Judaism, Catholic Church, Interfaith Dialogue, Dialogues between Catholics and Jews

KATOLİK - YAHUDİ DİYALOĞU: TARİHÇE VE ANA KONULAR

Abstract

Pek çok Yahudi, II. Dünya Savaşı sonrasında gelişen Hıristiyanların Yahudiler ve  Yahudilik hakkında devrim sayılacak nitelikteki teolojik değişimleri konusunda ka-
yıtsızdır. Buna karşın Katolikler, Yahudilerle ilgili olarak Yeni Ahit‟e dayanan bir  kurtuluş öğreti geliştirerek organizeli bir Yahudi misyon teolojisi geliştirmemişler-
dir. Bunun yerine Katolikler, Yahudilerle ilgili olarak ahit, Mesih, seçilmiş halk gibi  ortak teolojik konular ışığında hem misyon teolojisi açısından hem de antropolojik
endişeler açısından Yahudilerle diyaloğa özel önem vermektedirler.

Keywords

Yahudilik, Katolik Kilisesi, Dinlerarası Diyalog, Katolik- Yahudi Diyaloğu

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