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But if he did so maybe he was just doing it as an example everyone would get? And he speaks in similar terms about Christianity as well. Anyway I am not sure I believe your interpretation because wasn't that passage in the middle of a pamphlet where he took some people to task For not agreeing with Jewish emancipation?

Yes, he advocated Jewish emancipation. And why did he advocate it? Because he thought it would "make the Jew impossible," that's why.

There's really no way around the fact that, by our standards, he was anti-semitic.

Equally there is no way around the fact that, by his standards, he was not.
 
Yes, he advocated Jewish emancipation. And why did he advocate it? Because he thought it would "make the Jew impossible," that's why.

There's really no way around the fact that, by our standards, he was anti-semitic.

Equally there is no way around the fact that, by his standards, he was not.

The social role of somebody forced into money lending and living a precarious life at the edge of society was something he would have almost certainly wanted to get rid of. Not the people themselves.
 
The social role of somebody forced into money lending and living a precarious life at the edge of society was something he would have almost certainly wanted to get rid of. Not the people themselves.

He wanted to eradicate the separate Jewish identity.

Today only an anti-semite would take such a position.
 
Circumcision's as good a way as any.

The whole idea that Jews aren't spiritual and don't really believe and are just doing the stuff out of habit, while that is true of some, was something that was made a big deal of and ignores the fact that many Christians are like that as well, don't think you can say one religion is more spiritual than the next.
 
The whole idea that Jews aren't spiritual and don't really believe and are just doing the stuff out of habit, while that is true of some, was something that was made a big deal of and ignores the fact that many Christians are like that as well, don't think you can say one religion is more spiritual than the next.

Following the law is more important in Judaism than in Christianity.
 
Yes. The whole point of Christianity is that you're allowed to break the law.

Who gave the Jews the law Phil, according to the religion? Believing in a religion where you have to follow rules (and everyone interprets those rules differently these days) doesn't mean you can't have faith/be spiritual. And for me religion is all about morals and if you are using it as an excuse to allow you to be a cunt then I don't really see a point.
 
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