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Conversion
SHOULD CHRISTIANS SEEK TO CONVERT JEWS?
Jews and Christians: Perspectives on Mission
September 1, 2011
Written by
Lambeth-Jewish Forum
A study on the understanding of mission on the Jewish and Christian traditions composed by Reuven Silverman, Patrick Morrow, and Daniel Langton.
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