Jewish Hatred for Christ and Farm Animals

I received the following comment on this blog for a post I did on April 12th. The individual who made the comment, though sincere, makes assumptions not supported by Biblical or secular history. Below I have posted a portion of a letter I wrote to Dr. Tomislav Sunic, a good friend and foreign diplomat for the nation of Croatia. This letter, though not exhustive, does address some of the issues mentioned in this comment posted to my blog.

"Jesus was clearly Jewish. He was born of the Virgin Mary. Raised by Mary and Joseph both Jews! Spoke and taught in Jewish Temples. How does Christianity not owe its existence to Judaism? Jesus was the Christ(messiah) of the Jews. DUH. By the way he called a Jewish temple His Father's house!"

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I do not hold to the opinion that Christianity came out of Judaism. Judaism (Talmudism) was a totally different religious construct and had it origin in ancient Babylon. During the time of Christ it was known as Phariseeism and went through several name changes including Rabbinism and Talmudism to its present form of Judaism.

Rabbi Louis Finkelstein, in his book, Pharisees noted: "Phariseeism became Talmudism, Talmudism became Medieval Rabbinism, and Medieval Rabbinism became modern Rabbinism. But throughout these changes in name . . . the spirit of the ancient Pharisees survives, unaltered."

And The Jewish Encyclopedia say, "The Jewish religion as it is today traces its descent, without break, through all the centuries, from the Pharisees . . . The Talmud is the largest and most important single member of that literature . . . and the study of it is essential for any real understanding of Phariseeism"

I am sure that you are familiar with both of these quotes which I believe are quite revealing and give added exposure to the reality that Judaism and Christianity do not have a common origin. In fact the purpose of each is the destruction of the other.

I believe Judaism, at its core, is an universalist religion. Even though there are certainly "hardcore" elements that hate everything that is not Jewish, the wider elements of Judaism is so consumed with promoting universal brotherhood that they become the victim of their own hatred.

Of course, we both are aware that universal brotherhood is contrary to nature and perhaps the paganism you speak about in your article. I believe universalism is also contrary to Biblical teaching and Christianity.

The article seems to be telling the reader that paganism has its roots in nature and the natural order, while Judaism and Christianity (thus Judeo-Christianity) is an artificial approach to life and therefore destructive. Maybe this is not what you were saying, but this is what I was able to gather.

My thoughts are quite different believing that Babylonian Talmudism (Judaism) is a convoluted religion. On one hand we think of Judaism as an exclusive religion which non-Jews can never fully become a part, yet there is an inner demand within the nature of Jews themselves to embrace universalism. We see this in their antipathy toward structure, rules and the laws of nature. Modern education also exposes this contumacy. Also the "art" of Picasso, and modern art in general reveals the contempt for structure and discipline. In this Jewish world the ugly becomes the beautiful and the beautiful becomes the ugly.

The Bible speaks of this as a day when good will be called evil and evil will be called good. Rabbi Martin Seigal identifies this as the Jewish"resistance to categories and forms." All which masquerades under the guise of tolerance.

"I am devoting my lecture in this seminar to a discussion of the possibility that we are now entering a Jewish century, a time when the spirit of the community, the ideological blend of the emotional and national and the resistance to categories and forms will emerge through the forces of anti-nationalism to provide us with a new kind of society. I call this process the Judaization of Christianity because Christianity will be the vehicle which this society becomes Jewish," Rabbi Martin Seigal.

Jesus Christ was the savior of a people who I believe can be identified among the Anglo-Saxon, Germanic and kindred people of Europe. His contempt for "Talmudic" tolerance earned him the hatred of the dominant political party (Pharisees) in ancient Judea and subsequently was put to death.

The Talmudist have maintained this hatred for Christ and his followers ever since. Of all the religions of the world there is none other which Jews and the Talmudist hold in such contempt.
Christianity stood apart from Judaism. Jews, as I am sure you know are descended from the ancient Khazars and several Jewish authors, including Arthur Koestler, have noted that average Europeans have more Israelite blood in their veins than the modern Jew.

I believe that Jesus Christ was an enemy of Judaism (Matt 23) and of the Jews (a mongrelized people living in Judea and not true offspring of the people of Israel). These Jews hated Christ then and they hate Christ now. Likewise they hate the followers of Christ. There are many examples of this hared but it is certainly brought to our attention every Christmas when Christians do nothing more than set up a passive display of farm animals and a baby in a manger.

Jews have from the time of the early church attempted to weaken Christianity through the doctrine of universalism. I believe the early church embraced the separatist views of their Israelite forefathers which were battled against by the Talmudists.

Like the multi-racialists among us today, Catholicism was the multi-racialists in those early days of Christianity. This universalism of the Catholic church was the reason that every living creature that could remotely be looked upon as man was cheerfully and enthusiastically brought into the church. Of course, with this new status as "Christian brothers" they were able to become equal partners in marriage. This became especially devastating in the settlement of the Americas.

While I share what appears to be your contempt for Judeo-Christianity and its love affair with multi-racialism I simply cannot throw the baby out with the bath water. Judeo-Christianity is not the offspring of Christianity but rather the offspring of Judaism.

I believe the Gospel of Jesus Christ has brought unto blessings upon our people. Our ancient ancestors, upon hearing the Gospel fell immediately away from their "pagan" gods and mythos, finding something better and in tune with their natural being and spirit. It spoke to their heart in a way no other religion, faith or god had ever done before. I believe the reason that they felt a kinship with Jesus Christ and Christianity is because Jesus Christ was truly their God. They were the inheritors of the covenant God made with Abraham. They could easily and with a clear conscience adopt the faith of Christ because they were his racial kinsmen.