TALES...COWBOYS, JUDAISM, AND THE HOLY SPIRIT...

"COWBOYS, JUDAISM, AND THE HOLY SPIRIT..." SERIES: AN INTERVIEW WITH RABBI MARTY COHEN (PART II)

101 (CRH): Also--I noticed that you bear the unique characteristic of both being Jewish and also being a Texan. Someone might think that this is a very big contradiction/paradox in itself. How do you reconcile the two and in what ways does being each complement/conflict with each other?

Cohen:

101 (CRH): What do you personally see for the future of Messianic Judaism in both Texas and the rest of the nation? What do you think lies ahead for it?

Cohen:

101 (CRH): What do you think it will take for those in the Messianic Jewish community to possibly get the full-fledged respect of BOTH evangelicals and other Jews? What will it take for Messianic Judaism to come out of an image of what some might see (at best) as that of being a stepchild to both faiths?

Cohen:

101 (CRH): What might the similarities and differences be between Messianic Judaism and other denominations? [(Ex.) Worship styles, rituals, special doctrines, etc.]

Cohen:

101 (CRH): If other Messianic Jews had the same voice as you do and were allowed to say one thing that they want the rest of us to hear, what would they most want to say? What point(s) would they wish to get across?

Cohen:

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Please go ahead and include these with the rest of the answers to the other questions contained in the attached file and send it back as a regular e-mail file when you're done. Thanks again--and I look forward to your answers!

Sincerely yours,

Coy Reece Holley Suite 101.com

--- Coy Holley wrote: > Rabbi Cohen: > > My apologies for the delay--I wasn't able to upload > the file that I had > your original questions on into my regular e-mail > until yesterday. > Please note that these may not be all the questions > because I may take > another look at these before the end of the week. > If there are > additional questions I need to send you, I'll send > them to you as > another separate and additional regular e-mail. > Just go ahead and > consider them as another part of the same interview. > Also, if at all > possible, please send your responses back as regular > e-mail instead of > as a file because I might have to print those out > for my use before I > write the article (and I might have to forward my > messages to another > e-mail address that will allow me to retrieve the > answers over a > payphone). In doing this, it would make it easier

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