"In these ways the New Testament laid the foundations for later Christian hostility to the Jewish nation?and served as the basis for the early Church's vilification of the Jews." (Cohn-Sherbok) Another early Christian writing which may have encouraged Jewish hatred is the Gospels of John. Scholars believe John wanted to gain favor with the Roman Hierarchy...
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Scholars believe John wanted to gain favor with the Roman Hierarchy. Therefore, he emphasized the Jewish involvement in the death of Christ and minimized the Roman role. "The Gospel of John contains some of the most hostile anti-Jewish statement in the Christian scriptures. So sharp is the contrast in that gospel between Jesus' exhortations to his followers to love one another and the hostile references to the Jews?John is ?a gospel of Christian love and Jew hatred...
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