[brent13a]

So let me get this straight: Because I don’t buy into Replacement Theology therefore I am automatically anti-God, anti-American, anti-christian, anti-religion?

[neverdem]

What’s Replacement Theology?

[oldenuff2no]

Yes, you not only have to believe exactly what they do, you have to believe it for the same reasons or you are all those nasty things and more....
There are more documents than the bible documenting those times. Many Christians have the Nazi attitude that they can never admit that their religion ever did even the smallest thing wrong. It seems that in their mind it is and has always been totally perfect. Nothing less is acceptable, and if they don't know what happened and they can't find it in the bible, they they just make it up.
This habit does not make Christians look good in the face of world judgment.

[familyop]

Judaism is quite early American, and so is Protestant Christianity (Protestant as in Puritan, Huguenot, early Presbyterian,...not anything like the contemporary sects, which are closer to Catholic).

“To Bigotry No Sanction,
to Persecution No Assistance”
George Washington’s Letter to the
Jews of Newport, Rhode Island
(1790)
http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/US-Israel/bigotry.html

As for Christian beliefs and trends in general, I was instructed to avoid controversy with it and just get along.

[Zionist Conspirator]

So let me get this straight: Because I don’t buy into Replacement Theology therefore I am automatically anti-God, anti-American, anti-christian, anti-religion?

Yep. Chr*stianity is the religion of the "west," therefore all "westerners" are supposed to be chr*stians--and not just any kind of chr*stian, but the kind that has "created and sustained our civilization." Which is a very relativistic and utilitarian view of religion to take.

There's nothing in the "new testament" about celebrating 12/25. Meanwhile, the Hebrew Bible is full of holidays that supposedly "Bible-loving" chr*stians are wholly ignorant of.

I'll stand with the Bible.