Pilgrim to Unholy Places: Christians and Jews re-visit the Holocaust

Introduction: 'Raids on the Unspeakable' - Auschwitz, 1995 - Dachau, 1995 - Lviv, Cernitsa, Warsaw, Treblinka, 2001 - Majdanek, Sobibor, Belzec, 2001 - Dachau, Mauthausen, Hartheim Castle, Flossenbürg, Buchenwald, 2003 - Berlin, 2003 - Mittelbau Dora, Leitenberg, 2006 - Esterwegen, Neuengamme, Ravensbrück, 2008 - 1. Hearing the cries. The Self-emptying Pilgrim Christ, Philippians 2:5-11 on Kenosis - 2. Pilgrim to Unholy Places. A Definition - 3. Thinking with your feet. The Pilgrim's Way of Knowing - 4. Kneeling and Surviving. The Pilgrim and Prayer - 5. Unholy Places. Site-specific Reckoning with Evil - 6. Holy Places I. Paul Celan and Grief - 7. Holy Places II. Paul Ricoeur and Memory - 8. Rachel Weeping for Her Children. Biblical Precursor of the Holocaust - 9. Jewish Responses to the Holocaust. Agency, Divine and Human - 10. Auschwitz and Golgotha (1) Analogue or Adversary? - 11. Auschwitz and Golgotha (2). Impulses for a Shared Covenantal Ethic - 12. God as Co-Passionate. Abyss of Love, Victim-Survivor - 13. Christ and Horrors. Engführung : Narrowing/Impasse - 14. Recognition, Thanksgiving. Honour, Gratitude - 15. Real Hope in the Real World? - Appendix. On De- and Reconstructing Root Metaphors. The Analogy of the Sun.