Alan M. Shore is a national ministry representative at Chosen People Ministries, an Evangelical Christian nonprofit with ministries in sixteen countries. He holds a PhD in modern Jewish history and culture from the Graduate Theological Union and is author most recently of the foreword to A Hebraic Inkling: C. S. Lewis on Judaism and the Jews by P. H. Brazier.
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Introductions: Reframing Twentieth-Century American Jewish-Christian Discourse 1. Setting the Stage: Cooperative Efforts among Jews and Christians at the Start of the Nazi Era 2. Boradening the Jewish -Christian Alliance against Nazi Germany 3. Differing Jewish Responses to the Final Solution in 1943 and Their Effects 4. Jewish and Christian Zionists: Uncommon Allis in a Common Cause Conclusion: Madison Square Garden and the Staging of Judeo-Christian Values Notes Bibliography
[Shore] has collected Jewish and non-Jewish book manuscripts that have rarely, if ever, been explored by scholars. (Yaakov Ariel, author of An Unusual Relationship: Evangelical Christians and Jews) This is an impressive and needed book: compellingly written, deeply engaging, and grounded in original research. Its primary contribution is to explain the story of Jewish-Christian rapprochement mostly associated with post-Holocaust developments as having its origins in the 1930s. This argument is provocative and worth further scholarly investigation." - Daniel G. Hummel, author of Covenant Brothers: Evangelicals, Jews, and U.S.-Israeli Relations "Shore's careful research and cogent analysis brings the rallies to life and effectively draws links to broader developments, such as the growth of Christian Zionism. It's a thought-provoking examination of the complex bonds between these two faiths." - Publishers Weekly