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Jewish interest in understanding goyish culture comes not from the desire to connect in a compassionate way, or from a place of respect and awe, but from a place of fear and suspicion. No matter how objective, cold, and distanced jews appear, they are ultimately, at their root, driven by a fear of the ever-dormant Nazi within Western civilization, waiting to unleash itself.
Jews, like Saul of Tarsus, have studied, dissected, and analyzed Christianity for thousands of years. They have used this understanding of Christianity to their tactical advantage. With the rise of Christian Zionism, one could say that they have even hi-jacked or hacked Christianity, to the point where jewish elites control all Catholics and mainline Protestants from the top down.
The judeoskeptic Christian objects that during the first Crusade, jews were subject to Christian pogroms, and that the Holy Land was conquered for the sake of Christians, not jews.[2]
Yet these pograms were carried out by individual princes, dukes, and barons such as Emich of Flonheim who were disloyal to jewish usury and the Catholic Church. Their actions were opposed by the Church on the doctrinal rationale that "the Jews must be preserved until the return of Yeshu, when they will supposedly serve as witnesses to their own crimes."[3] The true reason was that the Roman Church and all the descendants of Charlemagne were always dependent on Jewish usury for their finances.
Movements against jews (such as forced conversions by King Robert the Pious of France, Richard II, Duke of Normandy, and Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor around 1007–1012) were quashed by Roman Catholicism.
"The pogroms were decried by many Christians of the day. Some even pointed to these crimes as the reason God forsook their fellow crusaders[...]."[4]
The Catholic Bishop Cosmas attempted to prevent forced conversions, and the entire Catholic hierarchy in Bohemia preached against the based jew-bashing.
“It certainly seems amazing that [...] such massacres [against the jews] should have taken place, despite their widespread disapproval and their condemnation as contrary to religion. [...] they occurred in the face of excommunication imposed by numerous clergymen, and of the threat of punishment on the part of many princes.”[5]
There you have it: the Christian church was always against pogroms. That some jew-bashers were also Christians was incidental to them being normal human beings not totally controlled by greed and usury.
[1] Universalism: the ideology of the University or college system.
[2] Eisen, Yosef. The Bloody Crusades. "Once [the Christians arrived in Jerusalem], they gathered all the Jews of Jerusalem into the central synagogue and set it afire. Other Jews, who had climbed to the roof of Al-Aksa mosque on the Temple Mount, were caught and beheaded."
[3] Ibid.
[4] Ibid. "St. Bernard, the Crusade’s official preacher, (assigned that role by the Pope), tried to stop the killings by citing the Church's traditional view that the Jews must be preserved until the return of Yeshu, when they will supposedly serve as witnesses to their own crimes."
[5] Snell, Melissa. The People's Crusade.
[6] Baron, Salo Wittmayer. Social and Religious History of the Jews, Volume 4. Columbia University Press, 1957.