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The Scriptures, The Church and Anti-Semitism: Christianity's Original Sin The birth of Christianity as it issued forth from the womb of Judaism was painful and agonizing, as is reflected in many of the New Testament writings, especially those of the gospels. In codifying the strife, bitterness and persecutions v

TITLE	:	The Scriptures, The Church and Anti-Semitism: Christianity's Original Sin
AUTHOR	:	Richard Dwyer
RATING	:	4.69 (595 Votes)
ASIN	:	B00HSRWK6A
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PUBLISH DATE	:	2014-01-08
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God inspired the New Testament authors to write, but not everything they wrote was inspired by God. The birth of Christianity as it issued forth from the womb of Judaism was painful and agonizing, as is reflected in many of the New Testament writings, especially those of the gospels. In their recounting of that birth, the evangelists were not immune from the limitations of the human condition as they put down in writing the Christian exodus from Mother Judaism. In codifying the strife, bitterness and persecutions visited by both sides on one another during the early days of Christianity's unfolding, the sacred writers often distorted the struggles between Jesus and the Jewish leaders of his own day by casting back into the time of his life and ministry what were, in fact, the end of the first century struggles between synagogues and churches. The resultant anti-Jewish texts which we read

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