Why There Will Not Be a Mass Conversion of the Jews: A Critique of: “If You Believed Moses”

Why There Will Not Be a Mass Conversion of the Jews: A Critique of If You Believed Moses

Where do the Jewish people stand in the story of salvation? Amid the confusion of modern theologians over the Old Covenant and the classical Catholic view of supersessionism, one popular idea holds that a mass conversion of the Jews will take place in the end times. Here Robert Sungenis shows how the Jewish people figure in the whole story of salvation, not only its final chapter.

Endorsement

"Since I came back to the Catholic Church, and not having been properly catechized before my time as an atheist, it was quite a challenge to find a reliable teacher and defender of the Catholic faith in the mid-2000s. That changed when I discovered the work of Robert Sungenis and Catholic Apologetics International. Dr. Sungenis tackled many of the confusing issues that other popular Catholic authors and apologists did not, for whatever reasons. Among the most controversial topics of those days, and in many ways still today, perhaps even more so, is the status of the Old Covenant, along with the idea of a mass conversion of the Jews during the end times. You would think that a traditional author formed in classical theology, such as Father Mawdsley, would be on the same page as this book you now have before you, but he is not. Let Robert Sungenis show us how the Jews play a part in the whole story of salvation, not just the end times." - Laurence Gonzaga, MA, Adjunct Professor of Child Development and Psychology, Chaffey College, California