JESUS WAS A JEW
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Rabbis are explicitly clear that they prefer Christians to pagans because Christians are simply Judaised gentiles whereas pagans say “fuck you entirely” and they hold no power over us.
So the Jews killed Jesus, but they weren’t the same Jews, so the Jews didn’t kill Jesus, but you’re mad at the Jews for killing Jesus, except they weren’t the real Jews, they were fake Jews. But they killed Jesus.
You talk about LARPing while you’re literally LARPing as “da tru Israelites”. At least I’m LARPing my own people’s traditions instead of desperately trying to assume some foreign desert tribes personalty and claim some sort of greatness for having been grafted into their horrendous religion.
You come at pagans like we are just so horrible when it’s you guys who have infinity contradictions that you balance in your head via “faith”, which is just another way of saying “I don’t want to think about it anymore, I like my fairy tales and I don’t want facts getting in my way.”
Anyway, good luck, I’m not going to change your mind, you’re not going to change mine.
What's the point in going over the same thing? I've already told you - rabbis lie all the time and the only Christians they like are the zionist protestant ones cucked by them. The Christian Church has always stood against the jews historically and jews prosecuted Christians initially. The first martyr, St. Stephan, was killed by them in a synagogue. The Church fathers wrote whole books against the judaizes and their heresy.
Dude, this is such a reddit tier take. I used to say thinks like that in my edgy atheistic days. I dare you to debate me on contradictions and philosophical justification on the worldview level. Do you really believe you have access to knowledge that's not faith based or that you don't believe in made up stories? Assuming you're a materialist, you can't even tell me how knowledge, meaning or the laws of logic are justified under your worldview, let alone questions of morality like why things ought to be one way and not the other.
People may hold any belief for bad reasons but that doesn't tell us anything about the truthfulness of that belief.