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Bishop Schneider’s CREDO #204

I am rereading the sections of CREDO by Bishop Schneider that should probably become a matter of serious dialogue.

According to Christian faith, it is true that there is one covenant, not two. It is true that we are saved by faith in Jesus Christ and not through the works of the Old Law. Our Lord and the sacraments make possible saving grace. But it is also true that God does not forget his promises or his first people. There is a trajectory of faith that would compel me to question the proposition that Judaism as a religion established by God was utterly terminated with the coming of the Messiah.