yes, I do agree with you that anti-semitism exists among the early church fathers. Sadly even until recently there are still christians who still think that its the Jews that murdered Jesus and that they are now cursed and the church had replaced them (something which I personally totally disagree, cause to say this would means God back tracked on His covenant, if only they understand the true purpose of Christ's suffering and death on the cross).Originally posted by Icemoon:It could very well be the case Christianity is a fake religion.
Maybe the Church has perveted Jesus' teachings.
Read the church fathers like Justin Martyr and early church writings like the epistle of Barnabas. They are anti-semitic.
I am not talking about rabbinical Judaism. I am talking about following the Torah as given to Moshe in the Holy Scriptures. Big big difference, even Yeshua made this distinction.Originally posted by Icemoon:Brey, wake up your idea.
Look at what happened historically. There were many Jewish sects in the past, pharisees, sadducees, essenes, ebionites, nazarenes etc.
ALL are gone except the the pharisees, now in the form of rabbinical Judaism.
Rabbinical Judaism never believe in Yeshua.
The Torah does not mention Yeshua, not even a hint of it.Originally posted by breytonhartge:I am not talking about rabbinical Judaism. I am talking about following the Torah as given to Moshe in the Holy Scriptures. Big big difference, even Yeshua made this distinction.
What idea is there to wake up?
no excuse. the gospel authors like Matthew and John are anti-semitic.Originally posted by vince69:yes, I do agree with you that anti-semitism exists among the early church fathers. Sadly even until recently there are still christians who still think that its the Jews that murdered Jesus and that they are now cursed and the church had replaced them (something which I personally totally disagree, cause to say this would means God back tracked on His covenant, if only they understand the true purpose of Christ's suffering and death on the cross).