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This 8 page paper begins with the number of members of the three religions: Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. The first section discusses sharing Christianity with Jews with a comment that first, one must understand that Judaism is the only religion that is also an ethnicity. Can a Christian evangelize to Jews and/or Muslims? The major arguments each religion makes against Christianity are reported with possible rebuttals and ways of overcoming objections. The writer makes it clear that it is not easy to share Christianity with members of either of these two religions. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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in the world (Corduan, date). Sharing the Christian Faith with Jews Unlike Christianity, Judaism "has retained a general ethnic identification" (Corduan, date, p. 46; also see Bernd, 2001). Christianity,
on the other hand, quickly "became a crosscultural religion within its first generation of existence" (Corduan, date, p. 46). This fact in itself sometimes makes it hard for Christians to
understand how to talk with Jews about Christ and Christianity. Whether a Jew is practicing or not, they are still Jewish (Corduan, date). It is culture, their heritage that dates
back thousands of years. It is also the factor that makes it hard for Jews to understand Christianity, as Corduan said, Jews often perceive all "Western Gentiles as Christians"
(date, p. 46). It is as important for Christians to understand the different sects of Judaism as it is for Jews to understand the different sects of Christianity to have
any hope of an intelligent discussion. For centuries, no, for millennia, Jews and Christians have been involved in stereotyping and in misunderstandings as well as slander and accusations (Corduan, date).
For a Christian to share Christianity with a Jew, all stereotypes must be eliminated; these have no place in the discussion (Corduan, date). In order to fit into the
economic Western world, many Jews have forsaken their heritage and do not rigidly practice the traditions for which Judaism is known (Corduan, date). Observant Jews, for instance, wear certain articles
of clothing to denote their devotion to God, they eat kosher and they keep their Sabbath (Corduan, date). A Christian who wants to share the gospel, Christianity, with Jewish people
must first bear in mind these practices and not interfere with them (Corduan, date). The next thing an evangelical Christian needs to know is that Jews look with suspicion upon
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