What helps against anti-Semitism, racism, and hatred? An evening with Norbert Reck
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Together against anti-Semitism, racism, and hatred
Where people come together, change begins with attentive listening. The lecture by Dr. Norbert Reck invites on November 11, 2026, at the Jewish Community of Gelsenkirchen to a well-founded engagement with anti-Semitism, racism, hatred, and military aggression.
Understanding the psychology of hatred
The focus is on the question of how people are made into others. Norbert Reck examines mindsets and beliefs that favor exclusion and highlights patterns that manifest in everyday life, in societal debates, and in the history of the West. The event combines theological reflection, political education, and a dignified perspective on social coexistence.
Jewish-Christian dialogue and theology
As a Catholic theologian, author, and publicist, Dr. Norbert Reck has been dealing for many years with overcoming anti-Semitism in the West. He is a member of the discussion group Jews and Christians at the Central Committee of German Catholics. His work offers a nuanced view of the contrasts between Judaism and Christianity in history and the responsibilities of religious communities today.
An evening for insight and encounter
The event provides space for reflection, critical questions, and a respectful religious experience. In the atmosphere of the Jewish Community of Gelsenkirchen, historical awareness, spiritual community, and social responsibility connect. The lecture is aimed at all who are interested in better recognizing anti-Semitism and racism and contributing to a more peaceful coexistence.
Participation and registration
The lecture begins on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at 6:00 PM and is expected to end at 8:00 PM. Admission is free. Registration is requested at 0209 70252220 or via email at christlich-juedische-ge@freenet.de.
Visitors can expect an informative, thoughtful, and dialogue-oriented evening with theological expertise, historical context, and concrete impulses for civil courage. Experience the lecture live and join others in making a statement for respect, human dignity, and peaceful coexistence.
