More by David Berger
As a follow-up to this post, I want to point out that David Berger has a longer piece in the Jerusalem Post on the recent liturgical happenings in Catholic liturgy. His conclusion:
In the final analysis, Jewish objections should be carefully formulated and should not indicate that the Christian belief that Jews will convert at the end of days is itself objectionable or tinged with anti-Semitism. But Jews have every right to ask the Church to declare explicitly that notwithstanding both Dominus Iesus and the possible implications of this new prayer, the purposes of interfaith dialogue exclude entirely the objective that Jewish participants come to recognize that conversion to Christianity is necessary to attain full communion with God.