Two contract theology

The Jew has Law of Moses and two contract theology (にけいやくしんがく, Dual-covenant theology) is given "everlasting contract" (Genesis 17:13) of God and Abraham, but is opinions to have to depend on Jesus Christ so that a foreigner (gentile) is saved. Therefore, Christian missionary work is not done for a Jew in this situation.

Franz Rosen Zweig of the Jewish theologian is the representative viewpoint of this opinion.

In the liberalism theologians, Reinhold Niebuhr and others advocated it.

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