Christian Philosemitism is a new genre of research into the
development of the positive response by Evangelicals towards the
Jews from the Puritan era. Lewis Way has been chosen as the leading
example of Evangelical Anglican philosemitism between 1810 and
1840. The London Jews Society (LJS) was founded in 1809, Way was
actively involved from 1811 and his substantial financial gift
rescued the Society from ruin in 1815. Christian Philosemitism
developed from the Puritan period and was strengthened by the
Readmission of the Jews in 1656. A new impetus was given at the end
of the eighteenth century, when in the challenging context of the
social, religious and political upheaval in England following the
French Revolution the LJS was founded.
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