God in the World

Exploring the concept of God, the authors delve into how both Judaism and Christianity perceive divine encounters in the present. They highlight the shared belief that humanity reflects God's image, emphasizing that seeing God is possible through one another. While both traditions recognize the significance of incarnation, they diverge in understanding its realization. This examination invites readers to reflect on the profound connections and distinctions between the two faiths regarding the divine presence in the world.