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Book Review: Pentecostalism: The World Their Parish

Semitism among Christians and antiChristianity among Jews, proselytism, socalled "messianic Jews" (pro and con), intermarriage, the state of Israel, and a wide variety of the public policy issues of our day. Some of the authors of these provocative and insightful essays-such as Elliot Abrams, Midge Deeter, Marc Gellman, Milton Himmelfarb, David Novak, Jakob Petuchowski, Jonathan Sarna, Marc Stern, Ruth Wisse, and Nicholas Wolfson-s-are already well-known outside the Jewish community. It is quite safe to predict that the others soon will be. One more point needs to be made about this fine collection of trenchant essays. While the journal from which they are taken is unabashedly politically and theologically conservative in orientation, and while that view is well represented here, the essayists include moderates and liberals as well. It thus stands as one of the better introductions the thoughtful Christian can find to contemporary Jewish life in America; it also provides a delightful range of intellectual and spiritual challenges for engaged Jews of all types in our wonderfully pluralistic society.