@Miller,
Miller wrote:
The question I asked had nothing to do with what you're posting above. Moment-in-time, has said that Polish Jews were killed by Polish Catholics.
I've asked," Were all the Poles, who killed Jews, Catholics"? If not, then why then not say Polish Christians killed Jews?
Because, while Catholics consider themselves Christians, there are Evangelical Christians that do not consider Catholics "worthy" Christians, since they do not focus on reading the bible, and do not have the personal relationship with Jesus that they claim to have. I am not commenting on Moment-in time's orientation; it is just possible that in some parts of this country that differentiation is made, and not ignored by northeastern folks where Catholics are fairly numerous and a force to be reckoned with in politics. Just my opinion.
And, since the Catholic church really is the original author of Christian anti-Semitism, why not give the Catholic church credit where credit is due? Catholics in Poland killed Jews, not Protestants. And, as I've said before, historically, Catholicism has no place for Jews theologically, since the covenant with the Jews was replaced by the birth of Jesus, in the theology of the Catholic church. Not so in Protestant theology where bible prophecy needs to be fulfilled (Jews returning to Zion) for the Second Coming to Occur.