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Title: Not What I'd Hoped For
Review: When I picked up this book, I expected that it would be a thorough theological elucidation of the merits and dismerits of Messianic Judaism from the perspective of Christian theology and that it would present and even-handed evaluation of that movement. Sadly, that was not what I found.On the whole, I found this volume to be highly unbalanced. Of five authors contributing to the study, four were pro-Messianic and one was anti-Messianic. Such an unbalanced number of proponents and detractors is not in the best interest of serious theological study. Secondly, for me the book was a further disappointment in that it considered only the Messianic synagogue movement, rather than the entire notion of where, how, and to what extent should Jews who convert to Christianity retain Jewish practices, regardless of the question of synagogue legitimacy. There is so much more that could have been and should have been done with this topic, but sadly was not.
