Salvation For Jews: A Reminder









Everyone who is not a Christian is conversion material.

There are no exceptions.



Posted on January 11, 2018, in Catholicism, Conservative Catholicism, Traditional Catholicism and tagged . Bookmark the permalink. 5 Comments.

  1. There are certainly no two covenants running in parallel. Despite what conservative evangelicals, and those Catholics who borrow the philo-judaism but not the conservatism from them, like to think. The people of Christ are the New Israel who posses the only holy sacrifice.

    I might add that Homogoglio is conversion, albeit unlikely, material. And certainly his soul, and those of his acolyte clergy, are more in danger of damnation than that any jew!

  2. I don’t understand why of all people Jews, who were promised, awaited, received and rejected their Messiah, would be better positioned to achieve Heaven by rejecting Him than people who never had the Jews’ special position. It seems to me that rejection of Christ by Jews of all people is particularly offensive. They have more reasons, opportunity and urgency to look into the issue and decide on who Jesus Christ is. When they reject Him, they reject Him very knowingly.

    • Not persuaded.
      It has been believed by many theologians in sane times that the Jews would be the last to be converted, as what has started with the Jews will also bring to a close with the Jews.
      The “older brother” analogy of Ratzinger also seems pertinent to me: the Muslim or Hindus aren’t relatives at all.

  3. Timely, and relevant, and I’m sure I need not point out that any tendency to believe what you have just accurately stated has been ground into the dirt by our pope. But one must first believe that Christ is Lord to ascribe to that, and that outside of Him salvation cannot be found.

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