Theology Applied THE LIVESTREAM - NatCon 2025 | Muslims, Catholics, & Jews
Sep 12, 2025
The discussion at the National Conservativism conference dives deep into the intricate relationships between Muslims, Catholics, and Jews in America. Key insights reveal the impact of political alliances on faith identities and the historical context of inclusion. A U.S. Senator’s take on American heritage and interfaith dynamics adds intrigue. The challenges of navigating ideological beliefs in partnerships are also explored, alongside a look at the radical shifts occurring in the right-wing landscape, especially among younger demographics.
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NatCon's Three-Group Framing
- Joel Webbon notes NatCon frames Muslims as an existential threat while labeling Jews and Catholics as co-belligerents.
- He argues this conflation flattens crucial theological and political differences between Jews and Catholics.
Differentiate Catholics From Jews
- Joel distinguishes Catholics as political cultural co-belligerents while rejecting theological parity with Protestants.
- He insists Jews should be treated differently because they theologically reject Christ.
Apply Scripture To Its Original Context
- Joel says don't conflate apostolic scriptures about Jews and misapply them only to Catholics without balance.
- He urges Reformed ministers to apply texts faithfully and address Jews when context requires it.