[Tzfat]

You are entitled to your opinion.

I will gladly give you numerous quotes from the so-called "ante Nicean fathers" to further illustrate that your so-called "New Israel" nonsense is anti-Semitic at its core. It's the kind of stuff that would make a neo-Nazi smile. They were prolific on the topic and their vitriol against all things "Jewish."

[Brian Kopp DPM]

your so-called "New Israel" nonsense is anti-Semitic at its core.

You too are entitled to your opinion.

But in this day, I see far more evidence of anti-Catholicism (often from overt Jewish sources like the ADL nonsense above) than I see evidence of legitimate anti-semitism.

In fact, I see rampant anti-Catholicism masked in a "crusade against anti-semitism."

And there is much Christian truth in the ante Nicean fathers you bemoan as worthy of a neo-Nazi smile.

In fact, I'm beginning to understand the ante Nicean fathers better every time I cross paths with the ADL propagandists, not to mention certain zionists and certain Jewish apologists on this forum.

[Brian Kopp DPM]

I will gladly give you numerous quotes from the so-called "ante Nicean fathers" to further illustrate that your so-called "New Israel" nonsense is anti-Semitic at its core

Yes, please do. I would like to read them in their entirety in context. Please post them from Catholic sources to make sure the problem isn't simply a faulty translation - with links to their context on the Catholic site from which they are excerpted. Thank you for the offer. This will be very helpful.

[stfassisi]

your so-called "New Israel" nonsense is anti-Semitic at its core

Perhaps you would not be so harsh if you understood that the Church teaching is an unbroken continuation of Israel through the New Covenant and Salvation is open to all mankind by the law of love, including Jews.

Catholic Orthodox rightly recognize the Sainthood of Moses and Abraham as Saint Moses and Saint Abraham as well

And from the Catechism..

Catechism 877... "In fact, from the beginning of his ministry, the Lord Jesus instituted the Twelve as "the seeds of the new Israel and the beginning of the sacred hierarchy." Chosen together, they were also sent out together, and their fraternal unity would be at the service of the fraternal communion of all the faithful: they would reflect and witness to the communion of the divine persons."