then Christianity itself is anti-semetic. It specifically teaches what Coulter said, and always has. Go ahead, be offended.
I see anti-Semitism as the desire to see the entire Jewish race wiped out.
Desiring them to be perfected CANNOT equate to this.
If I desire my child to get A’s when he is now getting B’s in school, am I anti-my-child ?
And just for the record, my Christian friends have never once and that includes those who are LDS have EVER tried to "PERFECT" me. They have the utmost respect for my religion as I have for theirs. That's why we are friends.
But based on your comment, I don't expect you to understand that.
“then Christianity itself is anti-semetic. It specifically teaches what Coulter said, and always has. Go ahead, be offended.”
Semetic is a ethnic term. THere is no anti-ethnicity in the New Testament except for a comment by Paul were he said “All Cretans are liars” Perhaps they were though.
Christianity isn’t anti-Jew. The central figure was and is Jewish. The disciples were Jewish and continued to keep Torah and observe the feasts.
There are a lot of Messianic Christians that are VERY Jewish and VERY Christian. Gentile Christians are often very clueless about how Jewish their religion is.
Deutch makes an error when he thinks that a Jew who converts to Christianity stops being Jewish. The passover that G_d commanded Jews to commemorate annually forever is so obviously a precursor to the Gospel of Jesus that it’s amazing that people don’t “get it”
The Christian New Testament asserts the following intolerant view:
There is only one way for anyone (Jew or Gentile) to be in relationship with the (Jewish)god, that that is through relationship with the Jew Jesus who is the Jewish Messiah.
Doesn’t seem anti Semitic to me.