Iranian Escalation May Work to Israel’s Benefit, but Its Strategic Dilemma Remains
The regional war has already begun.
October 10, 2024
The Theological Roots of the New Anti-Semitism
Progressive supersessionism.
To Matthew Burdette, the progressive anti-Semitism that has become so evident over the past year resembles nothing more than the ancient Christian idea of supersessionism. This doctrine, rejected in modern times by the Catholic Church and many Protestant denominations, teaches that the Jews were chosen by God but lost their status with the arrival of Jesus, having been superseded by the church (in the sense of the collective body of believing Christians). Burdette writes:
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The Strange Fixation on Imagined Israeli Intransigence
Obstinate Hebrews.
The Theological Roots of the New Anti-Semitism
Progressive supersessionism.
On Yom Kippur, God Returns to Man
“Return unto Me, and I will return unto you, saith the Lord of Hosts.”
A Forgotten French Novel about Jewish North Africa, and a Questionable Interpretation
Mazaltob.