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Matthew’s Mission and Supersessionism
Bulletin for Biblical ResearchAbstract Who was Matthew trying to reach with his particular version of the message of Jesus of Nazareth? When examining the question of Matthew’s social setting, scholars tend to focus either on the evangelist’s socioreligious orientation or that of his original audience.
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German Nationalism and Protestant Supersessionism
Hebrew Bible and Ancient IsraelHermann Gunkel (1862–1932) was an important representative of the so-called »Religionsgeschichtliche Schule,« and in his works he broke new ground in the study of the Hebrew Bible, for example, in the development of the form-critical method, the comparative exploration of creation and end-time concepts, and the interpretation of the books of Genesis ...
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On Israel's God and God's Israel: Assessing Supersessionism in Paul
The Journal of Theological Studies, 2005Contemporary interpretation of Paul continues to be enthralled by and entrenched within a debate about Paul and Judaism. Within that debate, the issue of supersessionism is of critical significance, lurking under every exegetical stone, whether or not it rises to the fore of any given scholar's work.
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Millenarian and Amillennial Theologies of History in Relation to Supersessionism
2019The purpose of this essay is threefold. First we will attempt to define the problem of supersessionism (also known as 'Replacement Theology'), both by responding to the calls of the Roman Catholic Church within Vatican II to change theologies of supersession, but likewise by addressing the current weaknesses in eschatological though within the Roman ...
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Supersessionism, the Epistle to the Romans, Thomas Aquinas, and the Jews of the Eschaton
Journal of Ecumenical Studies, 2017Contemporary theologians, intent on divesting Christian theology of supersessionism, have sought to ground a more benign, more pluralistic ecclesiastical stance toward the Jews in Thomas Aquinas's Commentary on Romans . This essay returns to that Romans commentary in its medieval context, seeking to appreciate the ambiguities of the Jews' role in ...
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Blumenbach’s race science in the light of Christian supersessionism
2018Acknowledging some intellectual distance between Blumenbach and Kant opens space for rethinking the relationship between the emergence of modern racial "science" and the long history of Christian ideas about human origins that predate the field of physical anthropology.
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The Torah, the Covenant, and Christian Supersessionism: A Christological Proposal
Theological StudiesIn recent decades, prominent Christian theologians have described Jesus as the “Torah in person.” This article considers whether such a Torah-in-person Christology falls into a kind of Christian supersessionism (i.e., the suggestion that Christianity sits atop or even takes the place of Judaism).
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