Ahh, you've popped in as I was signing out.
No, my dear, as my previous posting made clear, the difficulty is that you have not posed a question, but posted a rhetorical category error. You have substituted variable 'God' with incorrect category values 'anti-Semitism' etc.
Naughty you.
Must try harder
This is a simple question and you're making it far too difficult.
You say you believe in a God, but you do not believe everyone would be better off by believing in and acting in accordance with that same God.
I assume you believe in the republican form of government we presently enjoy. Would the rest of the world be better off believing in and acting in accordance with your concept of liberty and democracy, or not?
You seem to be denying any absolute in life, albeit religious or political. The fact you stumble over this simple hypothetical tells me you just don't like where the question leads you.
Me, either.
I cannot imagine belieiving in a God whom I would not wish for everyone to enjoy, nor a government I would not offer as a goal for all to reach.