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During the 4th century, the Roman Emperor Constantine I constructed Christian sites in Jerusalem such as the Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Constantine instituted several legislative measures regarding the Jews: they were forbidden to own Christian slaves or to circumcise their slaves. Conversion of Christians to Judaism was outlawed. Congregations for religious services were restricted, but Jews were allowed to enter Jerusalem on Tisha B'Av, the anniversary of the destruction of the Temple. Constantine also enforced the prohibition of the First Council of Nicaea against celebrating Easter on the day before the Jewish Passover
From the days of Constantine until the Arab conquest in 638,...

wikki:
During the 4th century, the Roman Emperor Constantine I constructed Christian sites in Jerusalem such as the Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Constantine instituted several legislative measures regarding the Jews: they were forbidden to own Christian slaves or to circumcise their slaves. Conversion of Christians to Judaism was outlawed. Congregations for religious services were restricted, but Jews were allowed to enter Jerusalem on Tisha B'Av, the anniversary of the destruction of the Temple. Constantine also enforced the prohibition of the First Council of Nicaea against celebrating Easter on the day before the Jewish Passover
From the days of Constantine until the Arab conquest in 638, Jews were banned from Jerusalem,[44] but were allowed back into the city by Muslim rulers.[45

The core of Antisemitism, is the allocation of traits that are deemed common to all Jews As with all forms of bigotry, the distinction between individuals is ignored. As with all peoples for every good there is an evil, for every evil there is a good, but there are distinctions that the Jews will admit can clarify this. For every Zionist there are a hundred comedians, for every banker there are a thousand in poverty, for every orthodox there are secular,
for every hawk there is a dove. We can often choose a view that will justify an opinion.
For every Hitler there is a Martin Luther.
We have to listen to the lessons of history, and learn that the most profound lessons are not from those who...

The core of Antisemitism, is the allocation of traits that are deemed common to all Jews As with all forms of bigotry, the distinction between individuals is ignored. As with all peoples for every good there is an evil, for every evil there is a good, but there are distinctions that the Jews will admit can clarify this. For every Zionist there are a hundred comedians, for every banker there are a thousand in poverty, for every orthodox there are secular,
for every hawk there is a dove. We can often choose a view that will justify an opinion.
For every Hitler there is a Martin Luther.
We have to listen to the lessons of history, and learn that the most profound lessons are not from those who make the most noise, but who's words hold true so long after their death. Words that can either provide a direction, or a warning. Our Judgment is built on the words we, remember and follow. We can hear with no other ears than our own. Que Veritas ?. If we do not know the truth we cannot comment on another's view, without a qualification regarding our inability to judge objectively. We don't have enough information. The best we can do is Identify what is false, and confirm our judgment, through watching it wither away with lack of substance.

Here's another Hitler quote from Citizens of Another Nation, an Easter sermon of last year, in which I hoped to raise skepticism toward "God and country"-style patriotism:

Let me show you how this matters. See if you can guess who said these words:

"[Our people] are no longer the people without honor, the people of disgrace, self-destructive, narrow-minded, with little faith. No, God, [our] people have become strong again in their spirit, in their will… Lord, we do not let you go! Now bless our struggle, our liberty, and, with that, our … people and our [home]."

Any gu...

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Here's another Hitler quote from Citizens of Another Nation, an Easter sermon of last year, in which I hoped to raise skepticism toward "God and country"-style patriotism:

Let me show you how this matters. See if you can guess who said these words:

"[Our people] are no longer the people without honor, the people of disgrace, self-destructive, narrow-minded, with little faith. No, God, [our] people have become strong again in their spirit, in their will… Lord, we do not let you go! Now bless our struggle, our liberty, and, with that, our … people and our [home]."

Any guesses? Here’s a hint: He went about sharing this message, saying “This is what I preach everywhere I go …”

Another hint: He promised to build a new nation based on traditional values.

Final hint: When he finished his speeches, cries would ring out from the crowd: “Heil Hitler! Heil Hitler!”

Yup, the speechmaker was Adolph Hitler.