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The social environment influenced everybody's morality. Following is from Christians questioning their morality.
From Bishop Spong recognising Christian inspired hate resulting in the Holocaust
ANTI-SEMITISM: And the people answered, 'His blood be on us and on our children'" (Matt. 27:25); No other verse of Holy Scripture has been responsible for so much violence and so much bloodshed. People convinced that these words conferred legitimacy and even holiness on their hostility have killed millions of Jewish people over history. Far more than Christians today seem to understand, to call the Bible "Word of God" in any sense is to legitimize this hatred reflected in its pages.
Bishop Spong recognises the sexism inherent in Christianity.
SEXISM:
"For man was not made from woman, but woman from man. Neither was man created for woman, but woman for man." (1Cor. 8-9);The message of the Christian church was once that women are evil to their core and it was built on the story of Eve. She was taken out of man and was not his equal, but his helpmeet. Evil entered human history through the weakness of the woman. She was made to bear the blame and the guilt. She was the source of death."
Some opposition to abortion would deny women control over their bodies. Some Christians prefer women to be mere baby-making machines.
http://www.kanaan.org/international/israel/israel1.htm is part of the website of the Evangelical Sisters of St. Mary. The beginning of the website.
The Guilt of Christianity Towards the Jewish People
How It All Began;
The Middle Ages;
The Modern Era;
A Call to Repentance;
Recommended Reading
After the horrors of the Holocaust were revealed, the question was raised: How could it have happened? The shocking truth is that the Holocaust was the culmination of centuries of hatred and violent persecution, often inspired by Christian theology.
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One way that Christianity denies its guilt for the Holocaust is by calling Hitler who was raised a Christian and had a Concordat with the Vatican a humanist. Hitler lived and died a Christian unlike Jesus who lived and died a Jew.