Baruch Moaz
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Baruch Moaz. Author and controversialist. Israeli citizen and Israeli military veteran (honorably discharged, 1985). Zionist (three of his daughters have served in the IDF with his approval). Jewish convert to Christianity. A leader of the Israeli-Christian movement. Author of Judaism is not Jewish: A Friendly Critique of the Messianic Movement. ISBN 1-85792-787-7. Moaz argues that the movement of Messianic Jews (Jews who convert to Christianity while remaining observant of some Talmudic traditions) "has allowed rabbinic tradition to overshadow the Bible" (Tom Wells, The King's Chapel, West Chester, Ohio). Moaz' theology is Calvinist.
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