Christendom collectively believed that jews were advocates of the devil for almost 2,000 years.
Saint Gregory’s quote 👇 is literally a reflection of what the New Testament teaches.
So what has changed theologically in the past 70 years? 🧵
Saint Gregory’s quote 👇 is literally a reflection of what the New Testament teaches.
So what has changed theologically in the past 70 years? 🧵
“Antisemitism” was a coined by the Jewish communist Bolsheviks in Russia in the early‘s 1,900’s.
They burnt over 50,000 churches, and slaughtered more than 60 million Russian Christians.
What is called “antisemitic” today, was simply Christianity before the term invented.
They burnt over 50,000 churches, and slaughtered more than 60 million Russian Christians.
What is called “antisemitic” today, was simply Christianity before the term invented.
So what changed in the past 70-ish years?
Christianity went from believing jews were advocates of Satan, to be believing jews were children of God.
Christianity went from believing jews were advocates of Satan, to be believing jews were children of God.
@Grok give us a 2 sentence summary on each of the 10 points you have provided in the previous thread post.
Educate the us on exactly what each point means, and how it caused Christians to change almost 2000 years of biblical theology, shared by all Christendom.
Educate the us on exactly what each point means, and how it caused Christians to change almost 2000 years of biblical theology, shared by all Christendom.
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