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Find more publications about... anti-Semitism, proselytism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Abrahamic tradition, anti-Zionism, New Testament, Old Testament, Jesus, chosenness, deicide, Jocelyn Hellig, John Witte Jr., Richard C. Martin "Antisemitism and Proselytism: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam" in Sharing the Book: Religious Perspectives on the Rights and Wrongs of Proselytism, Orbis Books, 1999	Jocelyn Hellig	Law, Religion, and Human Rights	Religious Perspectives	Purchase Publication
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