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Montie_Claunch
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I was talking to this gentleman and he told me that the church was anti-semetic. I rebuttled with the fact the Pope Pius the 12th had saved more jews and protested the NAZI regieme more than anyone in the history of that time frame. He was not anti-semetic and one does not get to be pope by going out against what the church say. He told me that He was a rarity and that he was one in a million (or so) Catholics that don’t feel that way. He stated that it was only at the Second Vatican council that the Catholic Church attepmted to put on the face of not anti-semetic to the public by taking of the phrase “and the jews killed Christ” out of some statement, thought the church still teaches rigourous anti-simitism. I was not born till twenty years after the second Vatian Council closed in '65 and was not interested in catholism till five years ago so my knoweledge of the second Vatican council, Church history and (sadly) the churches postion on the Jews (because I never thought there was anything all that important there). What would be the best way to respond to this? Thank you for any help you can lend me on this issue and God bless.