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Has the Church replaced Israel? : a theological evaluation / Michael J. Vlach

By: Publication details: Nashville, TN : Broadman and Holman Academic, c.2010.Description: viii, 224p ; pbk ; 23cmISBN:
  • 9780805449723
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 231.76/VLA
Contents:
Part 1: Introduction to Supersessionism. What is supersessionism? -- Supersessionism and the future of Israel.
Part 2 : Supersessionism in church history. Factors leading to supersesssionism -- Supersessionism in the Patristic Era -- Supersessionism in the Medieval Era -- Supersessionism in the Reformation Era -- Supersessionism in the Modern Era.
Part 3 Supersessionism and hermeneutics. The hermeneutics of supersessionism -- Evaluating the hermeneutics of supersessionism -- The hermeneutics of nonsupersessionism.
Part 4 Supersessionism and theological arguments. Theological arguments for supersessionism -- Supersessionism and Romans 11:26 -- Evaluating the theological arguments of supersessionism -- God's future plan for nations -- A case for the restoration of National Israel Part 1 -- A case for the restoration of National Israel Part 2.
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Part 1: Introduction to Supersessionism.

What is supersessionism? -- Supersessionism and the future of Israel.

Part 2 : Supersessionism in church history.

Factors leading to supersesssionism -- Supersessionism in the Patristic Era -- Supersessionism in the Medieval Era -- Supersessionism in the Reformation Era -- Supersessionism in the Modern Era.

Part 3 Supersessionism and hermeneutics.

The hermeneutics of supersessionism -- Evaluating the hermeneutics of supersessionism -- The hermeneutics of nonsupersessionism.

Part 4 Supersessionism and theological arguments.

Theological arguments for supersessionism -- Supersessionism and Romans 11:26 -- Evaluating the theological arguments of supersessionism -- God's future plan for nations -- A case for the restoration of National Israel Part 1 -- A case for the restoration of National Israel Part 2.

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