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There are three main differences between [[liberal Christianity|liberal Christian theology]] and fundamentalism-evangelicalism that affect their respective attitudes toward Jewish people. These differences<ref name=Rausch/> are:

There are three main differences between [[liberal Christianity|liberal Christian theology]] and fundamentalism-evangelicalism that affect their respective attitudes toward Jewish people. These differences<ref name=Rausch/> are:

#Fundamentalism's literal interpretation of [[prophecy]] versus Liberalism's spiritual interpretation.

#Fundamentalism's generally literal interpretation of [[prophecy]] versus Liberalism's spiritual interpretation.

#Fundamentalism's equal weighting of the Old and New Testaments versus Liberalism privileging the New, especially the liberal tendency to interpret critical remarks against Judaism.  

#Fundamentalism's generally equal weighting of the Old and New Testaments<ref>Fundamentalism, like Evangelicalism and Pentecostal/Charismatic bodies, recognizes that Old Testament laws are no longer required to be observed.</ref> versus Liberalism privileging the New, especially the liberal tendency to interpret critical remarks against Judaism.  

#Fundamentalism's belief in unconverted Israel over against Liberalism's conversion requirement (i.e., so-called replacement theology).

#Fundamentalism's belief in unconverted Israel over against Liberalism's conversion requirement (i.e., so-called replacement theology).