John “the beloved disciple” was a violent impulsive man who wanted to exterminate a Samaritan village because they weren’t respectful enough to Jesus. Peter was a liar and coward. Paul was arrogant boastful and emotionally unstable.

Let’s move on to consider the two pillars of Roman Catholicism: Augustine and Aquinas. Augustine was the worst. He threw a pity party when he decided that living with a common law wife made him an egregious sinner. So he abandoned her and their children and set his sights on spreading the religion of love by persecuting heretics. Augustine was the first Christian leader to authorize violence against heretics. These included in his myopic view the Ebionites and Nazarenes, two groups of Jєωιѕн followers of Christ who lived in small humble communities in the Holy Land and Jordan. In the Olivet Discourse in Matthew 24 Jesus goes out of his way to ensure the survival of these people from the coming Roman siege and destruction of Jerusalem. Yet Augustine knew better than his Master and marked these people for destruction. Augustine also hated women and demonized sɛҳuąƖity. He is responsible for the worst forms of violence and perversion in the Catholic Church. He also formulated the idea of Jєωs as an accursed “witness people” doomed to wander the earth in ignominy due to the crime of “Deicide”.

Paula Fredriksen, a professor of Christian history at Boston University (and interestingly enough a convert from Christianity to Judaism), says that Augustine’s hatred of Jєωs was actually a blessing because it guaranteed their survival in the face of even worse hostility from other church leaders like Chrysostom.

…Aquinas was marginally better. This tub of lard wedded Jesus to Greek philosophy in a desperate effort to totally sever Christ from his Jєωιѕнness. Rabbi Nachman of Breslov says if a person can’t control his own evil inclination how can he hope to guide others on the path of righteousness?

A famous story has the Pope showing Aquinas the Vatican treasury and boasting that the Church has moved past the situation of the Apostles who told the lame beggar in Jerusalem: “Silver and gold have we not…” At which point Aquinas interrupted saying, “And neither, Holy Father, can she say ‘In the name of Jesus pick up your mat and walk!’” This might be the most truthful thing the fatuous fat philosopher ever said.

In my view both Judaism and Christianity are guilty of hate. But while Jєωs hate Christians ideologically but welcome them as individuals, especially if they convert, Catholics hate Jєωs personally. That’s why their worst persecution is directed against Jєωs who convert to Catholicism, as seen in the Spanish Inquisition against Jєωιѕн converts and in the h0Ɩ0cαųst which killed Jєωιѕн converts to both Catholicism and Protestantism.