Editor’s note: Visit ChristTheKing.info to learn more about the Jewish Question from the author of this article. This essay is the fruit of a recent online exchange with Gideon Lazar, a well-known Jewish convert to Catholicism. The central point of our discussion can be summarized in a single question: can one be both a Jew and a Catholic? We must first define what it means to be a Jew, since this is an equivocal word. Under what sense of Jew are we talking about, after all?

Originally published in Integrity Magazine. Read original article

Original Tags: Church History, Conversos, Council of Florence, Inquisition, Jews, Traditional Catholicism