I learned from Scripture that there was a real group in Philadelphia and Smyrna and knew that for many years. So when I came across the history showing who that group was, I recognized it immediately. Jesus said warn those two cities about that group, and that was the primary surface meaning. For you to assume he's warning you about something very different that contradicts the plain words is eisegesis. It's possible but it would be one of a thousand interpretations of the book.

I came to Win because there were dependable privacy-oriented conservative Christians and I could freely share community and weed out errors. When I realized that group was being targeted by collectivists, I found myself weeding out one particular class of errors more than any other. When people defame Christians, Muslims, or others unjustly, I weed that out too.

I have no problem accusing any number of Jews freely; let's pick on Shatner and Nimoy today for promoting a globalist view of politics and race relations. What I have a problem with is accusing "the Jews" as a group, when that means every man, woman, and child. I haven't needed to change my pretty simple boundary in five years.