Dialogika
DIALOGIKA (dee'-uh-LOH-jee-kuh), "items of dialogue"
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{{/_source.additionalInfo}}DIALOGIKA is an online library that chronicles the evolving conversation and relationship between the Christian and Jewish communities. Maintained through the collaboration of the Council of Centers on Jewish-Christian Relations (CCJR) and the Institute for Jewish-Catholic Relations of Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia, it provides a comprehensive cyber-archive of official statements, historic documents, educational resources, and current information.
Information is made available on this website in compliance with the United States Code, Title 17 - Copyrights, Chapter 1, §107: Limitations on exclusive rights: Fair use, which permits fair use of copyrighted materials for nonprofit educational purposes.
Documents and Statements
The following are documents and statements concerning relations between Jews and Christians that have been issued in recent decades by various ecclesiastical, synagogal, civic, and interreligious bodies.
Themes in Today's Dialogue
This section of Dialogika provides primary and secondary documentation of current or ongoing themes, subjects, and issues in the contemporary Christian and Jewish relationship.
Educational/Liturgical Aids
This section provides educational materials, influential or notable scholarly articles, and resources concerning liturgical observances and practices.
Primary Texts on History of Relations
This collection is made available to provide educators, researchers, and students with easy access to pertinent primary texts from the history of Jewish-Christian relations.