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Author: Prof. Pieter van der Horst
Prof. Pieter van der Horst received his PhD in theology from Utrecht University where he subsequently became professor of Jewish studies.
The Origins of Christian Anti-Semitism
May 5, 2009 |
Prof. Pieter van der Horst
Christian anti-Semitism began much later than Jesus' life. In the gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke, which are the historically more reliable ones, Jesus views himself as a messenger of God to the Jews and as a member of the Jewish people.
The Egyptian Beginning of Anti-Semitism’s Long History
October 10, 2007 |
Prof. Pieter van der Horst
Most anti-Jewish material from Greek and Latin authors is pre-Christian. The main protagonists in the anti-Jewish propaganda came from Alexandria. There also the first anti-Jewish pogrom in history took place in 38 CE.