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Is the study of Jewish–Christian relations in Europe still important?

Neither of the two most common objections to the continued importance of the study of Jewish–Christian relations – the “changed circumstances thesis” and the “job done thesis” – is compelling. The pioneering work of individual scholars notwithstanding, as a serious academic discipline or sub-discipline, the study of Jewish–Christians relations is still in its infancy and its protagonists would be well advised to take into account the critical comments Gershom Scholem formulated in 1944 with regards to Jewish studies as an evolving discipline.