Former Benedict XVI confessed in the recent issue of the anti-Catholic German magazine Herder Korrespondenz that he has never spoken in favour of evangelising Jews, rather "about dialogue" and "not about evangelisation".
According to Benedict XVI, Judaism and Christianity are simply “two ways of interpreting” the Bible [which contradict each other and therefore cannot both be true].
The former pope writes that Christ’s missionary mandate concerns all peoples and cultures and is "universal", but then he contradicts this statement by saying that there is “one exception”,
“Evangelising the Jews [allegedly] was simply not planned and is not necessary because they alone among all peoples knew the ‘unknown God’”.
Benedict's weird claims manifestly contradict the New Testament which unequivocally states that Christ sent his apostles exclusively to the Jews. Only later the pagans were included in these efforts.
Excluding the Jews from Christ's salvation, the highest good in this world, is the …More