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Supersessionism and the Cult Attitude of Stephen and Hebrews
In the face of continued debates about Christian supersessionism with regard to Judaism, this article revisits two texts which have been thought to display the harshest anti-temple attitudes in the New Testament: Stephen’s speech in Acts 7, and the Letter to the Hebrews.
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Ernest Everett Just: Egg and embryo as excitable systems. [PDF]
Byrnes WM, Newman SA.
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Mobilising Zionist and philo-Semitic sentiments through melodrama: Brazilian biblical telenovelas in the production of a neo-Pentecostal political culture. [PDF]
Carpenedo M.
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The otherwise and grace: Exploring theopolitical connections. [PDF]
Huard S.
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Threading the Needle: Post/Anti-supersessionism and Anti-Zionism?
Abstract “We Choose Abundant Life” (WCAL) provides an excellent example of Middle Eastern contextual theology related to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Several elements of WCAL serve to inform theological responses to the ongoing crisis.
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Christian Supersessionism, Zionism, and the Contemporary Scene
Journal of Religious Ethics, 2017AbstractPostliberal theology has been a topic of considerable theological debate over the past few decades. In his 2011 bookAnother Reformation, Peter Ochs deploys a postliberal theological model for the purpose of developing a sophisticated understanding of the future of interreligious relations.
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Hebrews and the Question of Supersessionism
Abstract This essay addresses the question of supersessionism in Hebrews. After discussing questions of definition and classification, it undertakes a survey of supersessionism in a selection of commentaries on Hebrews from Chrysostom to Robert Gordon.exaly +2 more sources

