Is it anti-Semitic to say "Christ is King"?

Question

Candace Owens was allegedly fired from the Daily Wire for using the phrase "Christ is King"; I say "allegedly" because it looks as though there'd been some drama for a while. Nevertheless, that's been the main point of discussion.

I say "Long live Christ the King" all the time. It's the first thing I say when I wake up, the last thing I say before I go to sleep, and I intend them to be my dying words (albeit in Latin, "Vivat Rex Christi"). I can assure you that I've never once had Jews in mind.

Is it anti-Semitic to say Christ is King?

If it is anti-Semitic, how and why?

flautistnaturist · Accepted Answer

The real person of Yehoshua the Moshiach Is the Jewiest Jew ever. Of course it is not anti-semitic to call Him the King who He Is! But the source of this concept in the wording of this question might be that the anglicized concepts associated with calling Him Jesus Christ have along the way been polluted with transcultural ideas from other nations which either misunderstood Him or ignored the very basis in what He established during the first century AD. Also contributing to this notion queried regarding, may be that those who treated the Jewish people during the holocaust, so entirely inhumanely, have been purported to have declared themselves as catholic, among other mispaintings among them of Yehoshua as anyone but honorable in being the one most of all humans absorbed in leading the whole world in knowing and regarding the Creator, YeHoVaH, who the true Yehoshua came up schooled by to the utmost. His LOVE for the whole world in living and dying entirely and purely that the world may know and serve the LOVE who YeHoVaH truly Is, kept Him from being prisoner to death and He rose from the dead in the flesh, given the power to do so by YeHoVaH, Himself.

RetroReviews · Accepted Answer

Jesus is the Christ and he is the Bible says he is Lord of lords King of Kings name above all names. But Orthodox Jews reject him they are still looking for the Messiah that's why they will be fooled when the Antichrist shows up. So you know Ben Shapiro was a hardcore Orthodox Jew that's why he wears the little kippa all the time as he rejects Jesus. I'm glad Candice found the Lord cuz she was lost not too long ago. I support Israel as a nation because we do know they are the apple of God's eye. And there are some Jews who do believe Jesus is the messiah they call them Messianic Jews. I received literature from Jews for Jesus. Maybe Shapiro will wake up once the Rapture happens and he's left behind. Come Lord Jesus 👑🎉

Rebecca08 · Accepted Answer

It's not, but probably some rabbi will hate you for that. Everything is becoming anti-semitic nowadays, even caring about dead children in Gaza.

dustybiker2 · Accepted Answer

Probably specific context is key. There are so many religions and a paper doesn't want to exclude any of its audience.

worldscolide · Answer

Absolutely not. Just because you have differing beliefs doesn't make that statement anti Semitic..

Being anti Semitic would be if you made statements in support of killing jews, which I can't imagine you'd ever say.

Keyboardkat · Answer

I have no problem with other people expressing their religious beliefs. I don't try to force my religion on others. I am Jewish. If my Christian neighbor wants to light up his whole house and all the trees and bushes around his house for Christmas, I have no issue with that at all. It's his property, it's his faith, and more power to him.

NamerOfStars · Answer

Of course not- but "Semite" and "Jew" have nothing to do with one another. Semites are a linguistic group, not a religious or ethnic one; most Jews are not Semites, and vanishingly few Semites are Jews. So, is saying that anti-Jew? Of course not; no more than Jews calling themselves "God's chosen people" is anti-everyone else.

It may, however, be construed as anti-Elvis.

BarryLiverstone · Answer

It’s not. This is: Jews are “drunk on Christian blood.”

Grond21 · Answer

It is not inherently anti-semitic. Nor is it commonly used that way. There are a few people who use it poorly or even to attack the jews, but it's so minute that this big hullabaloo seems ridiculous to me

John_And_Elijah · Answer

Christ was King of the Jews. Not anti-Semitic.

jshm2 · Answer

Candance Owens is a fucking troll. This was probably the last straw before kicking her token "wannabee white" ass out of there.

TommyMountainFigure · Answer

If we take the fact Jesus was Jewish, calling him king can hardly be seen as anti-Semitic!

strateguy632 · Answer

daily wire cannot bear her opinion, it was a fake excuse for silenced her.

laly520 · Answer

it isn't anti semitic Jesus was born a jew how its anti semitic

DrPepper12 · Answer

It's a religious / faith based pov. Not a statement of fact. No harm and no swipe at anyone else's invisible friend

Agape93 · Answer

Nope. That's retarded

LiamJHayden · Answer

Well since Jesus was born a Jew, it is hard to see how that statement could be anti-Semitic.

Snakeyes7 · Answer

It's not but I know there are plenty of tumblrtards who will say it is.

Anonymous · Answer

No such term as "anti-semitic". Christ is indeed the King on Kings, and the Lord of Lords. The One True God.

sheikalana · Answer

Why do people consider it anti-semetic?

RealMarek · Answer

No, but our elites say it is.

Anonymous · Answer

Depends on the context.

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