Relationship To Antisemitism
Further information: Christianity and antisemitism See also: Antisemitism in the New TestamentThe standard Christian interpretation of the New Testament account casts the alleged persecution by the Jews as an institutional rejection of Christianity which has been used by some as an argument for antisemitism.
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