All Articles For A Minister-Rabbi Conversation

III. About Anti-Semitism and the Trinity “I thought you might invite me to your office in Temple Beth Anshe Chesed,” was the way the Rev. N. K. Russo began his third conversation with the rabbi. “No,” that dignitary replied, “I prefer the advantages of an open-air restaurant with nothing but the Creator’s shade trees and Jehovah’s heaven over my head. Such comfort we should always have! Such delicious espresso to stimulate our discussion on the planned topic of, you should pardon the expression, ‘anti-Semitism’! You don’t believe in it, do you?”

II. About Christianity and Judaism At a popular restaurant in a southern city the Reformed pastor, Rev. Nathanael K. Russo and the Rabbi Nathan Klug met over a mid-day repast to resume a friendly conversation centering around the Being and nature of God.

I. About God’s Oneness and Plurality The minister and the rabbi seated next to one another on the plane introduced themselves. The one holding out his hand said, “I’m Pastor Nathanael K. Russo.” The other replied with a grip of the hand, “I’m Rabbi Nathan Klug.” “A beautiful name, rabbi! Reading like Hebrew, from right to left, it means wise gift.”