Ehud also has the courage to call out a form of antisemitism that does not get enough attention, its manifestation among many American Christians today:
Today, the worse you see from Christians is a simple and honest disappointment with Jews for stubbornly not believing in the Christian Messiah. But even then, if you look closely at those Christians, you see that they are even more disappointed with themselves for failing to convert the Jews. They will go back to their lay groups and pray for guidance on how to succeed the next time.
Here David gives me undeserved credit. I wrote this in admiration of the Christians that I know, in that instead of blaming the Jew for their failure to convert him, they retreat in prayer and introspection to find guidance on how to proceed. I have an everlasting respect for Christians and their love of the Bible and for Muslims and their steadfastness in getting up at 4 am for prayers!
Ehud also has the courage to call out a form of antisemitism that does not get enough attention, its manifestation among many American Christians today:
Today, the worse you see from Christians is a simple and honest disappointment with Jews for stubbornly not believing in the Christian Messiah. But even then, if you look closely at those Christians, you see that they are even more disappointed with themselves for failing to convert the Jews. They will go back to their lay groups and pray for guidance on how to succeed the next time.
Here David gives me undeserved credit. I wrote this in admiration of the Christians that I know, in that instead of blaming the Jew for their failure to convert him, they retreat in prayer and introspection to find guidance on how to proceed. I have an everlasting respect for Christians and their love of the Bible and for Muslims and their steadfastness in getting up at 4 am for prayers!