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To: Jane Hafker who wrote (9641)12/3/1997 11:35:00 AM
From: Stock moghul  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 39621
 
<<Smile Stock
Mogul, I'm smiling.>>

Let me assure you, I am.

<<First of all. Anti-Semitism. Among Christians such a statement borders on the
ludicrous. Of all humans on earth the true followers of Jesus Christ can hardly find
a human or moral flaw in anyone who is a genetic Jew anymore,..>>

You misunderstand. I have in no way implied that Christianity has any element of anti-Semitism. On the contrary. I wonder if the Lutherans (whom I chose only as an example to bring a point home) are at all aware of the opinions of the "founder" of their church. Or are they blind to how fundamentally their "leader" was unchristian.

<<What about nearly all Jewish people who have any sort
of orthodox faith being just a little "Anti-Chrisitan.">>

This line of debate is so weak that I shall not deign to counter it. (It has the "I'm innocent because others are guilty too", ring to it.)

<<Maybe a break from your usual hangouts will clear your mind
and bring you some new thought patterns. >>

Quite honestly, I rather doubt that there are "thought patterns" that I haven't already explored.

For the benefit of everyone I shall post Luther's exact words with a reference.



To: Jane Hafker who wrote (9641)12/3/1997 2:32:00 PM
From: Elmer Flugum  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 39621
 
Jane, Would you please give me a working definition of semitic as in anti-semitic?

Thanks for your heartfelt thoughts in your last post.