Source? What I already gave you, but you apparently didn't listen. There were strong anti-Jewish reactions everywhere precisely because Eastern Europeans Jews were so poor and uncultured.
Yes, Christianity was indeed a Jewish movement because God used the Jews. People have a problem admitting that here but it's fairly simple.
But that suggests that there is something fundamentally Jewish about Christianity. Also, this makes quite little sense. So communism and Christianity are both Jewish? They're polar opposites.
Lol to think that the influence of ethnoreligious culture ends when you stop believing in God is just so naive. Ashkenazis are atheist by default.
OK, so Marxism shows the influence of Jeiwshness because his father was a Jew who converted to Christianity, but by that standard, it's much less Jewish than Christianity.
I don't think you have your definitions or your thinking straight. What does it mean for an ideology or movement to "be Jewish"? Does it say something about the ideology or movement itself? If not, then isn't it tautological to say "communism is Jewish because [allegedly] most communists were Jews?"
There were strong anti-Jewish reactions everywhere precisely because Eastern Europeans Jews were so poor and uncultured.
Source?
But that suggests that there is something fundamentally Jewish about Christianity. Also, this makes quite little sense. So communism and Christianity are both Jewish? They're polar opposites.
OK, so Marxism shows the influence of Jeiwshness because his father was a Jew who converted to Christianity, but by that standard, it's much less Jewish than Christianity.
It's very simplistic to think that Jewish culture is completely severed by switching belief systems.
Source? What I already gave you, but you apparently didn't listen. There were strong anti-Jewish reactions everywhere precisely because Eastern Europeans Jews were so poor and uncultured.
But that suggests that there is something fundamentally Jewish about Christianity. Also, this makes quite little sense. So communism and Christianity are both Jewish? They're polar opposites.
OK, so Marxism shows the influence of Jeiwshness because his father was a Jew who converted to Christianity, but by that standard, it's much less Jewish than Christianity.
I don't think you have your definitions or your thinking straight. What does it mean for an ideology or movement to "be Jewish"? Does it say something about the ideology or movement itself? If not, then isn't it tautological to say "communism is Jewish because [allegedly] most communists were Jews?"
Source?
Christianity = Judaism reaching its fulfillment, communism = Judaism rejecting Christ.
It's very simplistic to think that Jewish culture is completely severed by switching belief systems.