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Christianity is a universalistic religion. It's supposed to make disciples of all the nations, not "kill the Jews and blacks".
Titus 1:10-14 (King James Version)
1 Thessalonians 2:14-15 (King James Version )
Yes? Did you think anyone would be surprised that St. Paul opposed the Jewish religion, when he put his own life at risk to convert to Christianity? But you're citing an ethnic Jew. I'm not sure he was quite of the school of "gas the Jews, even those who converted to Christianity".
What do you think of the way that jews persecuted Bobby Fischer the ethnic jew that exposed jewry behaviour?
Vast majority of jewish converts to Christianity are not true converts , for they still support jewry or still behave like a jew or they convert to gain advantages that they might not have if they didn't pretend to convert and then they become crypto jews. Bobby Fischer would be an example of a true convert but they are very very rare
I think Fischer was a boss for defying ridiculous US sanctions. That's all I know about him.
Does this include Paul and the other disciples and early Christians?
What do you mean specifically by 'supporting Jewry' or 'behaving like a Jew'?
What do you think of Emil Maurice the ethnic jew who was a nazi who helped to found the SS and fully opposed the jews? ?
Don't know him. Apparently, he was 1/8 ethnically Jewish, like people used to incorrectly claim about Hitler.
Christianity is a universal religion, but that doesn't mean Christianity does away with all truth, or dissolve all national boundaries, or remove the truth about race.
Do you think Galatians 3:28 does away with men and women, too? Or do you only use verses like that to argue it does away with race and ethnicity?
Axiomatically, 'truth' is not 'removed'.
But I have a hard time believing that Christianity supports the notion that almost every single early Christian is an inferior human being based on his ethnicity.
God, creation, and truth are hierarchical. Different things are different. Different things, ipso facto, means that they're not equal. We can observe, compare, measure, categorize, rank, order, and judge according to these differences.
If God judged everyone equally, then there would be zero reason to have Heaven and hell, condemned or saved, the elect or non-elect, to create nations (God did that), to break up the tower of Babel, to judge individuals differently, to judge collectives differently (God judges collectives), to create different plants, to create different animals, to create different sexes/genders, to have more than 1 person on earth at once. If race blindness, egalitarianism, equality, and tabula rasa are true, then you're accusing God of making arbitrary decisions and meaninglessly condemning some people to hell, and meaninglessly saving others.
Well im not sure what other group of people would knowingly murder the literal Son of God when he was sent down to them. Maybe God sent Jesus down to them first because they were in need of him the most compared to everyone else.
Perhaps the Romans.
Whether they were or not, that's not an answer to my question whether or not all the early apostles and saints were inferior to you based on their ethnicity.
Yeah.. same christianity is being used to import all the rapefugees under the guise of compassion.
Believing that all people should be converted to Christianity, which is what the Crusades believed, is very far removed from supporting an Islamic invasion. Hell, they are at odds.
Modern christianity is just cooked..
Modern everything is cooked.