Father, Forgive Us: A Christian Response to the Church's Heritage of Jewish Persecution

The book explores the complex and often painful relationship between Judaism and Christianity, examining historical perceptions and the Church's role in the persecution of Jews from early figures like Ignatius of Antioch to the Nazi era. It argues that true reconciliation requires acknowledging this troubled past. Through a passionate narrative, it sheds light on the deep-seated issues that have shaped Jewish-Christian relations and calls for understanding and healing.