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**aspinswramymn** · 02-25-2009, 09:43 AM

I get "upset" (not a literal kind) with this topic from the point of view that each side assumes the worst stance from the other side. The reality (IMHO) is that their is a big difference between:

Anti-Semitic (AS) versus Anti-Judaic (AJ)

Anti-Semitic is an attack on the individual people for being part of a system that I dont approve of and Anti-Judaic is more about not approving or agreeing with the concepts of that system.

I think that as an Orthodox it should not be acceptable to be AS since this contradicts the commandment of Love ... however, to be Anti-Judaic agrees with the commandment to Love God above all else ... so, if I disagree with the Judaic system, or the Protestant system or whatever other system outside the fullness of the truth - surely that can not ALSO be AS?

02-25-2009, 09:43 AM	#16
aspinswramymn Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 471 Senior Member	I get "upset" (not a literal kind) with this topic from the point of view that each side assumes the worst stance from the other side. The reality (IMHO) is that their is a big difference between: Anti-Semitic (AS) versus Anti-Judaic (AJ) Anti-Semitic is an attack on the individual people for being part of a system that I dont approve of and Anti-Judaic is more about not approving or agreeing with the concepts of that system. I think that as an Orthodox it should not be acceptable to be AS since this contradicts the commandment of Love ... however, to be Anti-Judaic agrees with the commandment to Love God above all else ... so, if I disagree with the Judaic system, or the Protestant system or whatever other system outside the fullness of the truth - surely that can not ALSO be AS?
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