The Synagogue and the Church: Filiation, Divorce, and Reconciliation


“I will bless those who bless you, and I will curse him who curses you. All of the families of the earth will be blessed in you.”
— Genesis 12:3
Upcoming International Appearance
London International Book Fair 2026
Registration for the London International Book Fair
- March 10 - 12, 2026
- Hammersmith Road, Olympia, London, UK
The registration includes the following:
- The physical book will be showcased prominently in Prime Seven Media’s booth throughout the entirety of the event.
- The book will be featured in Prime Seven Media’s Digital Book Fair Catalogue for a broader online visibility.
- A comprehensive press release will be distributed to carefully selected media outlets, maximizing exposure.
- Benefit from a dynamic live database that tracks and highlights the book's presence.
- Excellent book's standing by having it showcased alongside other titles from Prime Seven Media, in a prime location on the exhibit floor.
- The book will be attractively presented, with its cover facing outward on the shelf, catching attendees' attention.
- Press Release will be made in both the UK and the USA.
Xavier Mainguy
Highlight from the London Book Fair 2026
Monday 10th Booth opening – Meeting with Prime, Seven Media’s team and Introducing the book with Luna Harrington.
I am comfortably seated before an interview of about 20 minutes on the content of my book and on the particular difficulties encountered in the realization of this work.
During the interview; I explain a difficult part.
Tout en bavardant, je fais la présentation du livre.
We have had good moments of questions and exchange about the book.
During the last day, each author had the opportunity to present their work to a diverse audience.
Fortunately, we had a microphone to express ourselves, because there was noise in the exhibition hall.
The Synagogue and the Church: Filiation, Divorce, and Reconciliation
The topic of relations between the Synagogue and the Church has become prominent in religious, historical, and sociological debates. It is animated by theologians, historians and sociologists whose list is very long. Among them, there is the prominent figure of, Jules Isaac who with his fundamental books: “The teaching of contempt” followed by this in the form of a question, “Does antisemitism have Christian roots?” and also from, “Jesus and Israel”. He was one of the very first to explore in extenso the religious causes of the tearing that occurred over the centuries, between these two distinct entities and yet so close to each other by their purpose as a place of worship to the same God. It seemed interesting to me to highlight the three major periods of their respective evolution, namely: their genesis to one and the other, then the painful divorce that permanently separated their destiny. Finally, in a third part, I wanted to evoke the ways of reconciliation and mutual communion so highly desirable for peace and concord between religions and beyond in society as a whole.
