- 20.03.2025
A Journey from Chosenness to Universal Grace
In the history of religious and theological reflections, a dynamic intertwining of ideas is discernible, as the notion of chosenness—originally rooted in the Jewish tradition—acquires a new resonance within a Christian context. At the dawn of Jewish culture, the belief in the special mission of a chosen people created a noble but narrowly focused picture of a covenantal relationship with God. However, with the advent of Christianity, this idea transforms: the concept of chosenness transcends ethnic limitations and becomes a matter of personal faith and participation in a new covenant, opening doors for all.