> I think you're missing the magnitude of Christ's birth, death, and resurrection as it pertains to old testament religion beliefs.

Or you're missing the lack of magnitude of a jewish cult leader's life and death to people who don't share your faith. Again, if being born jewish is an instant L then you've killed your own stance by worshipping one as a god.

> To use a metaphor, if (actual, provable) Adolf Hitler suddenly appeared today, and some group of wignat podcasters called him cringe and murdered him, would you call them Nazis or would you think them something else?

If Hitler revived, he'd probably be a left wing socialist (again). Wignats would hate him because of partisanism. I don't call wignats nazis to begin with, because they aren't part of that group. They're fanboys at best.

> The "Jews" of today are not the same as the ones who faithfully practiced and awaited the coming Messiah when Jesus was born.

Guess what, no demographic is lol. Thousands of years has quite a lot of impact on people. Jesus still had jew blood. Which is all it takes to most wignats, identify degrees of separation from kikes and that's it dismissed, the cultural changes are irrelevant as it's not about culture or ideology it's about ethnicity.

> The Christian whose church is in a run down stripmall is still a Christian, as is the one in a grand cathedral.

Alright, what about the african christians who worship god and satan. Expecting god's eternal mercy to save them on their deathbed whatever the fucks, so they try to appease satan during their lives as a backup method. They still believe the same dogma as you, give or take. Or what about the theological satanists, that believe in your god and devil and just choose the other side. Them too?

> >General blasphemous statements

I'm not going back to see what it actually said now, so I guess I'll just ignore your response like you ignored mine 🤷♂️