I am looking for some resources on Jewish Apologetics. Preferably from a Reformed/presuppositional perspective. What do people have? Debates? Articles? Worldview critiques?
I am looking for some resources on Jewish Apologetics. Preferably from a Reformed/presuppositional perspective. What do people have? Debates? Articles? Worldview critiques?
You may want to check into CHAIM. I'm not very familiar with it, but I believe it was started by WTS-Phila grads. It is definitely Reformed and probably has at least some presupp influence since it originated at WTS.
1. Build a relationship with them.
2. Learn more about the Old Testament than what they know.
3. Understand how the OT relates to the NT.
4. Show them that Christians can intellgently discuss the Bible without parroting Dispensational heresy.
5. Don't be presumptuous.
6. Don't try and convert them...(this should be easy for you since you are from the reformed theological tradition).
7. Preach what you believe and pray for them.
The above advice is given to you from a person who has personal experience with witnessing to Jewish friends and relatives. If you would like to explore this further, pm me.
Joseph, that is a fine witnessing strategy. I am looking for common talking points that they use, however, and my part of Mexico City is not exactly crawling with them....
Joseph, that is a fine witnessing strategy. I am looking for common talking points that they use, however, and my part of Mexico City is not exactly crawling with them....