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I provided a link to a reputable and authoritative source and you attempt to mischaracterize it as being somehow neonazi related - the only thing strange going on here is your obsessive nazi paranoia. I hear they have new medications that can help treat people with your disorder - why don't you do yourself a favor and look into it.

I provided a link to a reputable and authoritative source and you attempt to mischaracterize it as being somehow neonazi related - the only thing strange going on here is your obsessive nazi paranoia. I hear they have new medications that can help treat people with your disorder - why don't you do yourself a favor and look into it.

It’s not so much the source, rather your interpretation.

I don’t know if they’re reputable or authoritative or not, they’re a small group of Yemenite Jews (their description) living in Israel and maintaining a website.

What is bizarre is your interpretation that Apparently this would exclude Christians from living in the Holy Land. Total nonsense, refuted by present day facts, and an opinion espoused exclusively on white supremacist and jihadist sites, citing your source as proof. Some of the best neonazi sites, I might add.

If you’d read the quote you provided, you’d note it says it is not just being a member of a denomination in which the majority are believers in the Trinity that is idolatry, but personal idolatrous practice, whatever the individual's affiliation. You, not the source, seem to be suggesting that Christians are idolaters, pretty silly. But if that’s your premise, fine, post a vanity in the religion forum, I’m sure you’ll get some answers.