Rabbi Greenberg’s personal journey and initial struggles with dialogue resonate very deeply with me. I was moved and inspired not only by his evolving stance towards Christians, but also by the extraordinary examples of Roy and Alice Eckhardt and Sister Rose. Though their work and writings were deeply discomforting and not infrequently offensive to their coreligionists, I feel that their stories are extraordinary examples of the tremendous individual, communal, and societal transformation that can take place if we submit to the often-difficult work that dialogue requires of us. Read more here.