Is Christianity, by nature, anti-Semitic?

Answer 1

I think that's the first commandment.

Answer 2

Christians are nice people I should say. They aren't semitic. They love people of all walks of life. They even love their enemies. Not all Christians behave the same way. If you happened to met an anti-semitic Christian, it is an individual differences, I am sorry, he doesnt represent any of the Christian beliefs.

Answer 3

NOOOOOOOOOOO, not at ALL!!

A piece from "GotQuestions.org"...

From the biblical declarations of God's love and care for His chosen people, the nation of Israel; and from the history of nations being destroyed because of their evil dealings with God's chosen people, the Jews - Christian believers should give support to the chosen people of God.

Jews are, biblically speaking, the "chosen people of God" and dearly loved by Him. Another reason for Christians to support the nation of Israel is because of the Abrahamic Covenant. We read in Genesis 12:2-3, "And I will make you a great nation, and I will bless you, and make your name great; and so you shall be a blessing: and I will bless those who bless you, and the one who curses you I will curse. And in you all the families of the earth shall be blessed" (see also Genesis 27:29; Numbers 24:9).

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Answer 4

Nope, because in order for Gentile Christians to believe that God fulfills his promises, we have to accept that God wouldn't abandon his people Israel.
Too many places describe God's love and loyalty to the Jews.

An anti-Semitic Christian is really no Christian at all.

Answer 5

absolutely not. paul wrote that we were grafted into the jewish family tree. Jesus was a jew, as was every single author of the bible, both old and new testaments. genesis 12:3 states that anyone who curses the jews will be cursed, because they are God's chosen people. we are instructed in the bible to pray for the peace of jerusalem. paul also wrote that as christians, we ought to be grateful to the jews, because without them, we would have never known the will of God.

when you say the word ''christianity,'' remember that the full name of this religion is ''judeo-christianity.'' it is the messianic movement of the jewish religion.

Answer 6

Jesus was Semitic, as was Mary, and the Apostles and most of the early Church.
Please think your questions over carefully before you place the bait in the trap. No sense wasting that bait.

Answer 7

Christianity (the *faith* not the "religion") is actually the *completion* of Judaism. We believe that the prophecies given in the old testament about the messiah came true in the person of Jesus.

How can that be anti-semantic?

Answer 8

Only misinterpreted by the scripture of what Herod's shills cryed out LET HIS BLOOD BE UPON US AND OUR CHILDREN. Just a week before Jesus came into town as a hailed messiah by many!!! Who changed the peoples minds that quickly!!!

Answer 9

no. christians are to pray for the jews. how is that anti-semitic?

Answer 10

No, Jesus was a Jew, the disciples were Jewish, the apostles were Jewish, early Christians were Jewish. The Gentiles were accepted into their Christianity, not the other way around.

Answer 11

No. Jesus taught his followers to love, not hate.

"I say to you: Continue to love your enemies and to pray for those persecuting you." Matt. 4:44

"I am giving you a new commandment, that you love one another; just as I have loved you, that you also love one another. By this all will know that you are my disciples, if you have love among yourselves.” John 13:34, 35