Messianic Judaism - Artur R. Juszczak
In the relatively stable Polish religious world, a lively debate has been sparked by a religious movement known as Messianic Judaism, the Messianic Jewish movement, or the movement of Messianic Jews. This is because a religious bridge has formed between the Church and the Synagogue—an uncomfortable situation for both sides—on which Messianic Jews walk. Some lean towards Christianity, while others gravitate towards Judaism. This raises questions about both the nature of this movement and the identity of its followers.

How did it emerge, and why is it called Judaism?
Who are the Messianic Jews, and what are the foundations of their faith?
The answers to these questions can be found in this publication. Through years of research, Dr. Artur R. Juszczak has explored this religious space, uncovering previously unknown aspects. After years of informational chaos, he has conceptualized terms and presented definitions that enable a proper understanding and objective judgment of the phenomenon.

About the Author
Artur R. Juszczak (born 1967 in Kraków) – Doctor of Theological Sciences. An independent theologian specializing in the history and doctrine of religious traditions. His interests also include biblical studies, Assyriology, philosophy, and ethics. He is a graduate of the Faculty of Theology at the Christian Theological Academy in Warsaw.