To those who accuse me of being "racist" and running
a "hate site" or similar, I simply say that in 1984
I made a decision to repent and accept Jesus Christ
as my saviour and Lord. I have no intention of 
rejecting Jesus as God simply to be seen as not
"antisemitic" by those who reject God's plan of
salvation and eternal life through Jesus Christ.

Observance of "Seven Noahide Laws" is no substitute
for God's gift of salvation based on the sacrificial
death and resurrection of His only begotten Son,
Jesus Christ.

Those who wish to hate - hate on - but know that
rejection of Jesus Christ has very severe consequences,
in this life, and in the next.

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Australian Jewish News
Friday, July 26, 1996
Melbourne Edition (Vol. 62, no. 43, p. 9)
Courtesy of the National Library of Australia

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Christians and Jews

CHRISTIANS have to make a choice - "either retain their present belief 
system and be antisemitic or form a partnership with the Jewish people."

This is the view of Bar-Ilan University's Rabbi Dr. Pinchas Hayman, who is
active in Jewish-Christian dialogue and in encouraging modern Christianity 
to return to its Jewish roots by observing the Seven Noahide Laws.

"As long as Christians keep Jesus as God, they will be antisemitic because 
that belief must lead them to believe that those who reject Jesus reject
God," he told the Australian Jewish News.

"That's how the process of satanising the Jews began. That belief is the root
cause of 1500 years of the Christian idolatrous antisemitism which led to the
Holocaust."

Proficient in New Testament Studies and Classical Greek, Dr. Hayman noted that
at least five American churches have given up belief in Jesus. 

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Given the prophesied falling away, or apostasy, I am not at all surprised
that at least 5 American churches had given up belief in Jesus; in 2009
it may be many more.

Cheers, Steve..

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