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21 March, 03:36

Why in his later year did martin luther claim the jewa were devils and blaspherers

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  1. 21 March, 04:08
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    While there will be never consensus regarding this, most scholars agree with Michael Berenbaum's view that Luther was concerned with the Jewish question all his life, despite devoting only a small proportion of his work to it. As a Christian pastor and theologian Luther was concerned that people have faith in Jesus as the messiah for salvation. In rejecting that view of Jesus, the Jews became the quintessential other; a model of the opposition to the Christian view of God. In an early work, That Jesus Christ was born a Jew, Luther advocated kindness toward the Jews, but only with the aim of converting them to Christianity: what was called Judenmission. When his efforts at conversion failed, he became increasingly bitter toward them
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