Nirenberg succeeds in cultivating a sensibility that allows us to discover in the past a stimulus to critical awareness about the workings of our own assumptions about the relations among Judaism, Christianity, and Islam and habits of thought. Yet Christians also believed that it was necessary for the Jews to continue to exist unconverted, because the Apocalypse, or Revelation to John, the last book of the Christian Bible, stated that the Jews would be converted at the end of time. The poet dreams one midnight that the Cross on which Jesus was . Join us for a discussion on Life After Death in Faith Traditions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, sponsored by the College of Humanities, College of Social & Behavioral Sciences, and the Institute for the Study fo Religion & Culture. 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