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| Preface | p. vii |
| Prologue: Wrestling with the Stranger | p. 1 |
| Theology after Auschwitz: Re-forming the Christian Story | p. 17 |
| The Narrative Tradition of Supersession | |
| The Holocaust as Hermeneutical Rupture | |
| On Paul, Job, and the Burning Children | |
| Beyond the Sacred and the Secular | |
| Ethics after Auschwitz: Christians and the Jewish Narrative Tradition of Chutzpah | p. 49 |
| Unquestioning Obedience and Iconoclastic Audacity | |
| Wrestling with God | |
| The Ethical Failure of Christianity | |
| A Narrative Ethic of Audacity | |
| The Challenge of Auschwitz: Rethinking Christian Narrative Ethics | p. 89 |
| Narrative as a Mode of Ethical Reflection | |
| Albert Speer's Self-Deception | |
| The Shoah, the Gospel Story, and Self-Deception | |
| Augustine's Confessions as a Model for Narrative Truth | |
| Doubt: The Eschatological Norm of Narrative Truth | |
| Demythologizing the Demonic | p. 129 |
| The Myth of Demonic Invincibility | |
| Demonic Doubling among the Nazi Doctors | |
| Demonic Doubling and Luther's Two-Kingdom Ethic | |
| Demythologizing the Demonic | |
| Conversion--Reclaiming the Double | |
| Reconstructing Christian Narrative Ethics | p. 153 |
| Ethical Paradox after Auschwitz | |
| From Alienation to Ethical Audacity | |
| Ethics and the Social Ecology of Conscience | |
| Personal and Professional Responsibility after Auschwitz | |
| Epilogue: On Wrestling and Reconciliation | p. 187 |
| Indexes | p. 195 |
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