Rev. Paul O’Higgins examines how deeply rooted traditions have shaped Christian theology, with particular focus on antisemitism, the Nicene Creed, and what he describes as significant omissions concerning Israel and the Jewish roots of the Christian faith.
Drawing from Scripture, Church history, and theological reflection, Rev. O’Higgins calls for a renewed understanding of Israel’s place in God’s purposes and challenges the Church to reconsider traditions that have contributed to supersessionism and the marginalization of the Jewish people.
This thought-provoking presentation invites Christians to pursue theological renewal, recover the biblical foundations of their faith, and strengthen their understanding of Israel, Zionism, and the Church’s relationship with the Jewish people.
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The Great Omission | Rev. Paul O’Higgins
Rev. Paul O’Higgins examines how deeply rooted traditions have shaped Christian theology, with particular focus on antisemitism, the Nicene Creed, and what he describes as significant omissions concerning Israel and the Jewish roots of the Christian faith.
Drawing from Scripture, Church history, and theological reflection, Rev. O’Higgins calls for a renewed understanding of Israel’s place in God’s purposes and challenges the Church to reconsider traditions that have contributed to supersessionism and the marginalization of the Jewish people.
This thought-provoking presentation invites Christians to pursue theological renewal, recover the biblical foundations of their faith, and strengthen their understanding of Israel, Zionism, and the Church’s relationship with the Jewish people.
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(weekly 5+ min)