dballer said:
God would not support those who deny his son.
in the Talmud there are many passages in Baba Meza (sp) that talk about killing Christians. I can produce these tommorow.. if you would like to see them. I am guessing with all of the Israel talk you are Jewish.. so I will give you the passages.. you can look them up.
TYhe first Christians were Jews. Prestige among early Christians was based on how much "jew" you could trace back in your lineage.
When St Ppaul went on his way converting Greeks (or trying to) he initially had little success. Greeks at the time were not big believers in life after death so the resurrection was a tough sell.
Paul startedt to bend the truth about Jews in order to faciltiate more converts.
Several hundred years later, Christianity was made the official religion of the Roman Empire by COnstantine in a very political move. This widened the rift between Christians and Jews.
COnstantine, along with his mother, arbitrarily picked out a lot of what are today's "holy" sites in christianity. She just assigned sites to historical events randomly.
Jews were resistant to the roman empire. Not all were kicked out of Israel, and those that were there did not care for occupation. rome began to vilify Jews (to galvanize Christian support) and pitted Chrisitan against Jew in a manner that stuill persists today.
Throughotu hsitory, Christians have used the "you killed Jesus" line: the Crusades (which involed considerable jew-butchery) the Inquistion, and the Holocaust (the SS was overwhlmingly roman Catholic)
A lot of that "denied his son" stuff is .
1. remnants of roman propaganda.
2. Rome's and St Paul's bastardization of christianity
3. A legacy of 1. and 2. above
We thank you for continuing to spread it. Jews were not energetic about their denial, just not interested. Christain leaders made it seem oterhwise, askin to what Musliml eaders do now. Same shit, different day.
I am not Jewish.