Marc Brettler is a leading scholar of the Hebrew Bible and Jewish-Christian relations. He is co-editor of The Jewish Study Bible and The Jewish Annotated New Testament, and co-author of The Bible With and Without Jesus: How Jews and Christians Read the Same Stories Differently. Brettler's research spans biblical metaphors, Psalms, and the reception of the Hebrew Bible in later traditions. He is also co-founder of TheTorah.com, a widely read platform for academic biblical scholarship.

Peter Casarella is Professor of Theology and Executive Director of Fons Vitae at Duke Divinity School. Dr. Casarella’s primary field of study is systematic theology followed by world religions and world church. He has published more than ninety essays in scholarly journals or books on a variety of topics including medieval Christian Neoplatonism, contemporary theological aesthetics, intercultural thought, and the Hispanic/Latino presence in the U.S. Catholic Church. 

Daniel M. Herskowitz is the Smart Family Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Duke University. Before this he was a research fellow and lecturer at the University of Oxford. He is the author of two books, Heidegger and His Jewish Reception (Cambridge), and The Judeo-Christian Thought of Franz Rosenzweig (The British Academy). He is the editor of Hans Jonas: The Early Years (Routledge) and Studies on the Jewish Experience (Brill). He is currently writing a book on the history and politics of Nostra Aetate.