Cardinal Lustiger reflects here on the new relationship between Jews and Christians, especially in the U.S.A. He gives a historical look on their symetrical and contrary relationship in regard to the election, to the time of world history and to the universality of salvation. In the XXth century, fundamental facts have changed. After teaching contempt, how can we contribute to the discovery of constructive attitudes between Jews and Christians, at the heart of a humanity that becomes more and more united in spite of its divisions?
