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Supersessionism, also called replacement or fulfillment theology, is a category for books that examine the Christian claim that the New Covenant in Christ fulfills and thereby supersedes God’s covenant with Israel, often redefining the “people of God” as the Church. Titles in this category include biblical studies (e.g., Paul, Hebrews, the Gospels), historical and doctrinal surveys from the early church to the present, systematic and ecclesiological treatments, and ethical or interfaith analyses of the doctrine’s impact on Jewish-Christian relations. The category includes both defenses and critiques, as well as alternatives such as post-supersessionist and dual-covenant approaches, and covers related themes like covenant, law and grace, election, eschatology, and interpretations of Israel in Christian theology.

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