Christus praesens angesichts des Volkes Israel

Jennifer Ebert's dissertation »Christus praesens angesichts des Volkes Israel« moves at the intersections of liturgy, Christology, and Israel theology. The work examines theological approaches to a non-anti-Judaic Christology, church pronouncements on the relationship between church and Israel, and current worship practice under the premise that liturgy, prayer, and creed significantly shape an implicit knowledge of faith, including attitudes toward Judaism. Ebert then reflects the results of the investigations systematically-christologically with the conclusion that in every service the Christus iudaeus praesens is celebrated.