Supersessionism in Early Christianity

This lecture explores the concept of 'supersessionism', which posits Christianity as a fulfilment of Judaism, tracing its post-World War II reassessment and theological implications. It examines the term's development, its anti-Semitic roots, and the New Testament's stance on Judaism, alongside its late 20th-century redefinition. The distinct characteristics of supersessionism are highlighted, including its relationship to Christian perspectives on Israel and Judaism. Through typological...