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December 26, 1980 - Image 28

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1980-12-26

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28 Friday, December 26, 1980

A skeptical young man
one day conversing with a
wise man, observed, that he
would believe nothing

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that it says "misrepresents"
the biblical injunction of
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tooth for a tooth."
Henry Siegman, execu-
tive director of the AJCon-
gress, took objection to a
passage in the Pope's "Divis
in Misericordia," issued
Dec. 2, which calls the Old
Testament injunction a
"distortion of justice."
In a letter to Msgr. Jorge
Mejia of the Vatican's
Commission for Religious
Relations with the Jews,
Siegman expressed hope
that "the necessary steps
will be taken to daffy and
correct this passage."
The passage stated:
'Not in vain did Christ
challenge his listeners,
faithful to the doctrine of
the Old Testament, for
their attitude which was
manifested in the words:
an eye for an eye and a
tooth for a tooth.' This
was the form of distortion
of justice at that time; and
today's forms continue to
be modeled on it."
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tent with the other passages
in the encyclical dealing
, with the Old Testament. It
is also inconsistent with
both the letter and spirit of
the Vatican 'Guidelines for
the Implementation of
Nostra Aetate' of 1975,
which represented so im-
portant an advance in
Catholic-Jewish relations."
The guidelines, Siegman
noted, urge that Catholics
not set "the Old Testament
and the Jewish tradition
founded upon it . . . against
the New Testament in such
a way that the former seems
to constitute a religion of
only justice, fear and
legalism, with no appeal to
the love of God and
neighbor."
But, he continued, "this is
precisely what this passage
seems to do. More impor-
tant, this passage misrepre-
sents the Judaism of the
time of Jesus, which in fact
understood and interpreted
the biblical 'eye for an eye
and a tooth for a tooth' to
require monetary compen-
sation for injury inflicted on
one's fellow man. Indeed,
there is no evidence_ that it
was ever interpreted in
Judaism to require or to
permit inflicting physical
injury."

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