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		    <span class="h1">Yaakov Ariel</span> is a graduate of the Hebrew University 
            of Jerusalem and the University of Chicago. His research focuses on 
            Evangelical Christianity and its attitudes towards the Jewish people 
            and the Holy Land; on Christian-Jewish relations in the late modern 
            era; and on the Jewish reaction to modernity and postmodernity. 
			<br><br>Professor Ariel 
            has published numerous articles and two books on these subjects. His 
            latest book, <em>Evangelizing the Chosen People</em>, was awarded 
            the Albert C. Outler prize by the American Society of Church History. 
            Currently, Professor Ariel is completing a book on Evangelical-Jewish relationship 
            throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.  
            <p>The courses Professor Ariel teaches at UNC include:
			<ul><li>Messianic Movements in American History
			<li>The Evangelical Tradition 
			<li>Contemporary Evangelicalism
			<li>Introduction to Judaism in the Modern Era
			<li>Gender and Sexuality in Contemporary Judaism
			<li>Readings in Religion in America since 1865</ul>

		
		


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