get over it Rabbis. It is a prayer, nothing more...
Not quite. Just another attempt at conversion by the church.
the decision of the assembly of Italian rabbis to suspend their support for the day of Jewish-Christian reflection on January 17 was also move in this direction: "to remove the misunderstanding that Christians and Jews must dialogue on the theological level as well."
The church never stops prosyletizing Jews. And no, Jews won't "get over it".
As a Noachide who was Catholic for six years (and therefore no big fan of Catholicism), I must nevertheless repeat my astonishment at the fact that Catholicism proselytizes (because it believes it is true) is considered offensive. Many different religions and secular causes as well proselytize. It's a normal part of human life. As long as no one is forcing anyone to convert against their will or persecuting anyone, why should any religion or cause that believes it is just be required to stop "proselytizing?" Would that Jews were as proselytary for the Noachide Laws!
All this being said, I cannot help but point out that Catholics react to Protestant missionaries in the exact way that Jews do to chr*stian proselytizers. One would think this would strike them as ironic but they never seem to notice.
But that wasn't always the case, was it???
Anyone who reads the scriptures can see that it is prophesied that Jesus will reign from the Throne of David in Jerusalem, on Earth...And that's what it's all about...
Some religions vehemently deny these prophecies and for good reason...
The muxlims want Jerusalem so bad they are willing to die to get it...
And it must really rub the one in Rome, the 'vicar of Christ', the 'holy father' to have to sit on a throne in Italy instead of Jerusalem...
As a former Catholic, you might find this link of use:
http://www.catholicscomehome.org/
Try it and see what you find.
As a former Catholic, you might find this link of use:
http://www.catholicscomehome.org/
Try it and see what you find.