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Ruth Lapide (née Rosenblatt; 1929 – 30 August 2022) was a German theologian and historian who was foremost among German language scholars to facilitate and improve understanding between Jews and Christians. After studies in Jerusalem, she returned to Germany in 1974 with her husband Pinchas Lapide, where they co-authored many books. Lapide taught at the Lutheran University of Applied Sciences Nuremberg, appeared on television, and was an advisor to the German Bishops' Conference.

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rdfs:comment	Ruth Lapide (née Rosenblatt; 1929 – 30 August 2022) was a German theologian and historian who was foremost among German language scholars to facilitate and improve understanding between Jews and Christians. After studies in Jerusalem, she returned to Germany in 1974 with her husband Pinchas Lapide, where they co-authored many books. Lapide taught at the Lutheran University of Applied Sciences Nuremberg, appeared on television, and was an advisor to the German Bishops' Conference. (en) Ruth Lapide geb. Rosenblatt (geboren im Juni 1929 in Burghaslach, Mittelfranken; gestorben am 30. August 2022 in Frankfurt am Main) war eine deutsche jüdische Religionswissenschaftlerin und Historikerin. Ruth Lapide erhielt eine Privataudienz bei fünf verschiedenen Päpsten und wurde bei Bischofskonferenzen regelmäßig als Beraterin hinzugezogen. Ab 2007 wurde sie auch als Professorin honoris causa an die Evangelische Fachhochschule Nürnberg und ab 2008 als Dozentin an die evangelische Augustana-Hochschule Neuendettelsau berufen. (de)
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