[Mrs. Don-o]

The document does not say that Christians should not preach Christ to Jews. In fact, it says they are called to do so:

"Christians are nonetheless called to bear witness to their faith in Jesus Christ also to Jews, although they should do so in a humble and sensitive manner..."

I would say that this new document is at best paradoxical, not revolutionary. Terry Mattingly over at GetReligion seemed to "get it" here when he quotes some rather neglected paragraphs of that same document:, like this one

"Confessing the universal and therefore also exclusive mediation of salvation through Jesus Chris belongs to the core of Christian faith...[T]he Church and Judaism cannot be represented as "two parallel ways to salvation."

Sometimes people portray documents inaccurately by skipping around in the quote department.

[ebb tide]

The document further states that by 'observing the Torah the Jew receives a share in communion with God, just as Christians do through Christ."

[Read Write Repeat]

We can still debate who suffers the most guilt. ;)

[JesusIsLord]

The document further states that by 'observing the Torah the Jew receives a share in communion with God, just as Christians do through Christ."

You can't have it both ways. There is only ONE way.

"I AM the way, the truth and the life. NO MAN (includes Jews) comes to the Father but THROUGH ME." - Jesus

What part of Jesus' words doesn't the Pope and heretical theologians understand?