These words sounded like supersessionism — the troubling age-old Christian doctrine that asserts that the Church, through Jesus, has replaced the Torah and the Jewish people.

While the war against Hezbollah rages in Lebanon, let us turn for a moment to the war on the home front, where one of the major human rights organizations is veering sharply against the Jewish state.

As for supersessionism, Bratcher pretty much pulls that punch: It is presented very deliberately and purposefully as a Christian service, with no apologies.

Robertson’s comment makes sense as an expression of what theologians call “supersessionism.” While he may love Jews, Robertson believes that the coming of Jesus made Christians, not Jews ...

Last week, the Episcopal bishop of Missouri, the Rev. Deon K. Johnson, posted an open letter to his diocese saying that Christian seders are “banned” because they advance supersessionism, or ...

Reconciliation or supersessionism? Karma Ben-Johanan traces the troubled history of Jewish-Christian relations after Vatican II.

“We are here to say we are sorry. We no longer want to reject you or look at you as not being God’s people. You were God’s people long before we were.” – ...

MEET THE NEW PAUL, SAME AS THE OLD PAUL: Michael Wychograd, Kendall Soulen, and the New Problem of Supersessionism ...

The idea that Israel must stand down amounts, in our view, to a kind of political supersessionism. Mr. Biden seems to believe that his diplomatic ambitions in respect of Iran ought to trump — forgive ...

For 2,000 years, supersessionism has been the primary lens for a Christian understanding of Jews and Judaism. Chances are good that your favorite premodern Christian writer was infected.