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  • replacement theology
    / Varieties of replacement theology

    …is what some scholars term punitive supersessionism, which focuses on Judaism’s supposed disobedience to God, resulting in God’s rejection of his covenant with the Jews. However, the variety called economic supersessionism emphasizes Christianity as a tradition that eschews ethnicity and nationhood in favor of spirituality and faith in Jesus Christ…

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    …is what some scholars term punitive supersessionism, which focuses on Judaism’s supposed disobedience to God, resulting in God’s rejection of his covenant with the Jews. However, the variety called economic supersessionism emphasizes Christianity as a tradition that eschews ethnicity and nationhood in favor of spirituality and faith in Jesus Christ…

    Read More