I am already aware you denied the Jewish people that Luther persecuted, and that perished in the Holocaust, are the brethren of the Messiah. It is theological antisemitism and incongruent with the Second Greatest Commandment. It is typical of Protestant replacement theology.
As everyone who has read your schtick is aware that as a Catholic you have little regard for the plain words of scripture. Typical of Catholic theology, as is the amnesia that overcomes when the anti-semitic actions of the Catholic church in history or the present are discussed. No need to belabor those points with further examples, but I'm positive they will be forthcoming. This interpretation above must be part of that unknown hallowed tradition. God's Word on the subject is clear, to argue this point after being presented with the biblical view also makes you clear. John 8:42-44 1 John 2:23
It is always astonishing when a person accuses the Lord and His ethnic Jewish Apostle of anti-semitism. And claims the Lord doesn't understand the teaching He preached about the two great commandments. Is this more of Catholic teaching? Or are you out there on your own as a bad Catholic who makes up his own rules cafeteria-style? I thought Catholics wrote the Bible? No wonder you never read it. John 8:42-44; 1 John 2:23