Post-Missionary Messianic Judaism: Redefining Christian Engagement with the Jewish People
Jane Clements
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Jane Clements
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Book Reviews / Ecclesiology 5 (2009) 246–269 263 Mark S. Kinzer, Post-Missionary Messianic Judaism: Redefi ning Christian Engagement with the Jewish People (Grand Rapids, MI: Brazos Press, 2005), $30.00. 310 pp. ISBN 1-58743-152-1 (pbk). In the last fi fty years there have been many attempts to redefi ne the compel- ling but problematic relationship between Jews and Christians and it is now rare to fi nd a book which takes a radically new approach. One aspect of the relationship which is usually ignored, generally because it off ers further oppor- tunities for discord and tension, is that of the Jew
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Book Reviews / Ecclesiology 5 (2009) 246–269 263 Mark S. Kinzer, Post-Missionary Messianic Judaism: Redefi ning Christian Engagement with the Jewish People (Grand Rapids, MI: Brazos Press, 2005), $30.00. 310 pp. ISBN 1-58743-152-1 (pbk). In the last fi fty years there have been many attempts to redefi ne the compel- ling but problematic relationship between Jews and Christians and it is now rare to fi nd a book which takes a radically new approach. One aspect of the relationship which is usually ignored, generally because it off ers further oppor- tunities for discord and tension, is that of the Jew
Key concepts: Judaism, History of religions, Ecclesiology, Religious studies, Theology, Philosophy, Sociology