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Common roots, yes. But the branches diverged quite definitively by the fourth century C.E.
"I don?t look at myself as a convert, but rather as a completed Jew," she said.
This supercessionist mindset rankles us "Jewish Jews", who feel quite complete as we are.
Motl, who converted to Catholicism 20 years ago after attending Catholic Mass with her future husband
Somehow this doesn't surprise me.
This article does not really offer much to discuss.
When I saw the subject heading, I expected an essay exploring in depth this fascinating topic.
I was very disappointed to discover that it was only a short news story reporting that somebody somewhere had spoken to some breakfast club on the topic, with a few vague brief glosses from the lecture.