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 1 1     |  published by Keston Institute in Religion, State and Society, vol.
 2 1     |        not by their education and religion but only by blood, Jews
 3 3     |     attitude towards Judaism as a religion. ~Now, I want to pose my
 4 3     |          PEOPLE FROM JUDAISM AS A RELIGION ?. Did the reason for anti-Semitism
 5 3     |           established as some new religion, it was accepted by chosen
 6 3     |       Christianity is not another religion different religion from
 7 3     |        another religion different religion from the faith of Abraham,
 8 3     |        was not a founder of a new religion, nor was Christianity a
 9 3     | established a new Israel or a new religion, as if "new" has substituted
10 3     |       people which adhere to this religion. Nevertheless, being a religion,
11 3     |   religion. Nevertheless, being a religion, it was obliged to lead
12 3     |           some god. And being the religion of the Absolute God, it
13 3     |  themselves, rejected their false religion. They (at least a great
14 Conclu|  so-called anti-Semites with some religion. ~Let me consider yet another
15 Conclu|           Jewish culture, neither religion. They speek Russian, they
16 Conclu|           people and Judaism as a religion. If this difference is not