But with that burst of the fairness that he can never repress, he admits that conversion is unlikely as long as Christians exclude Jews from the community: There must be first conversing with them before there can be converting them.
In her book "Bible and Sword," Barbara W. Tuchman explores the relationship between Christians and Jews, emphasizing the importance of dialogue. She argues that for genuine conversion to occur, Christians must first engage in meaningful conversation with the Jewish community. This indicates that understanding and interaction are crucial prerequisites for any attempts at conversion.
Tuchman highlights a critical barrier to conversion: the exclusion of Jews from the Christian community. She points out that without fostering a sense of belonging and inclusion through conversation, the chances of conversion remain very slim. This underscores the necessity of breaking down social and religious barriers to build relationships and understanding between these two faiths.
