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post-supersessionism

post-supersessionism noun: the belief that Judaism is an acceptable alternative to Christianity, rather than something that needs to be replaced.

Noun

post-supersessionism (uncountable)

  1. The belief that Judaism is an acceptable alternative to Christianity, rather than something that needs to be replaced.
    • Post-supersessionism affirms Judaism’s place in God’s salvific will for the world.2021 September 15, Daniel Joslyn-Siemiatkoski, “Towards an Anti-Supersessionist Theology: Race, Whiteness, and Covenant”, in Religions, volume 13, number 2, MDPI, published 2022, →DOI

Forms of post-supersessionism

alternative formpostsupersessionism

Origin of post-supersessionism

From post- + supersessionism.

Questions about post-supersessionism

What does post-supersessionism mean?
Post-supersessionism means the belief that Judaism is an acceptable alternative to Christianity, rather than something that needs to be replaced.
What part of speech is post-supersessionism?
Post-supersessionism is a noun.

Words near post-supersessionism in the dictionary

  1. post-Stonewallian
  2. post-structuralism
  3. post-structuralisms
  4. post-subject
  5. post-suffering
  6. post-supersessionism
  7. post-supersessionist
  8. post-tension
  9. post-tensioned
  10. post-tensioning
  11. post-tensions

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