Contents -- Prologue: Trialogue Is the Way - Leonard Grob and John K. Roth -- I. In the Shadow of the Holocaust: Safeguarding the Stranger -- 1. "You Shall Not Murder" : A Foundation for Trialogue? - John K. Roth -- 2. Whom May I Kill? - Zayn Kassam -- 3. "Where Is Your Brother?" : Jewish Teachings on the "Stranger" - David Patterson -- 4. Canopies of Hospitality: Post-Shoah Christian Faith and Making Room for Others - Henry F. Knight -- 5. The Place of Non-Muslims in the Islamic Concept of the "Other" : The Need for Rethinking Islamic Tradition in the Pursuit of Religious Pluralism - Bassam Tibi -- 6. The Jewish Roots of Emmanuel Levinas's Metaphysics of Welcome - Leonard Grob -- II . The "Other" in Scripture and Tradition: Valuing the Stranger -- 7. Encountering the Stranger in Classic Rabbinic Judaism - Peter J. Haas -- 8. Encountering the Stranger: Aspects of Medieval Christianity - Margaret Brearley -- 9. Noah and Others: Pluralism in Ancient and Modern Judaism - Rochelle L. Millen -- 10. Normative Islamic (Qur'anic) Teachings on Pluralism: Reflections on "The People of the Book" - Riffat Hassan -- 11. Reflexivity and Tawallî between Jews, Christians, and Muslims - Bülent Şenay -- 12. Encountering the Other: Enemy or Stranger? - Hubert G. Locke.