To: cdcdawg
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 ?
To: SirLinksalot
there is also a misunderstanding of “perfection” working here. It means completeness in reconciliation with God. Christians believe that is not possible without Christ as Savior.
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10/11/2007 2:03:59 PM PDT by
cdcdawg
To: SirLinksalot
I see anti-Semitism as the desire to see the entire Jewish race wiped out.
I'm pretty sure that insulting feelings toward all Jews qualifies as anti-Semitism, as the term is commonly understood.
Desiring them to be perfected CANNOT equate to this.
Desiring a group of people different from you to be "perfected", when you define perfection to be whatever you are, can certainly be seen as insulting.
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