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(02-22-2011 06:46 PM)SheitlQueen Wrote:  Well, that's a bit ironic. 95% of the Messies are not Jews, so how can those who disagree with the beliefs of
Messies be "anti-semitic"?

The few Jews who are involved in it, are do not believe in or practice Judaism, but some made up hybrid faith
called "Hebrew Roots" or "Messianic". It's not Judaism....so again, how can disagreeing with it be considered
"anti-semitic"?

Because those in Hebrew Roots perceive themselves to be Jewish, and because they perceive their doctrines and beliefs to be accepted by the Jews, that makes them equal to the Jews. I have also witnessed/heard/read that the Messianics aka Hebrew Roots believe that they have the "true" Hebraic understanding and are in fact "teaching" the Jews how to be more Jewish, in the "right" way of course So when someone disagrees with how they view Jewish practices or proves them wrong, it becomes to them, anti-Semitism. I know it really sounds contrived, and it is