What is the historic origin of anti-Semitism? How do Judaism and Christianity differ from each other? What is the central nucleus behind this problem?

The issue seems to originate from the difference between the interpretation by Judaism and Christianity of the Garden of Eden myth found within the Book of Genesis – basically it is only as simple as that. The issue at stake is whether what Adam & Eve did by taking the forbidden fruit was really a sin or not.

Judaism does not interpret that sex is a sin because it is the central origin of the family unit. Christianity, on the other hand, believes in its central dogma that we are all born in sin from the moment that we are conceived.

The information and historical reason for the origin of anti-Semitism does not sound like much – this schism between Judaism and Christianity. It must be admitted that the Christian Apocalypse did not happen during the First Century CE (the theme outlined in the first Christian writings), but instead Christianity decided to adopt the support of the Roman Empire against Judaism when their Apocalypse never happened, thus explaining the reason why The Vatican is located in Rome and not in Jerusalem. This could only have been made possible because of the sheer popularity of its Four Gospels and when they took on a life of their own within the Roman Empire.

The development of Christianity as originally being an Apocalyptic Jewish Cult that evolved into a Historical Jesus was a natural evolution of the religion, bearing in mind that there was not enough material in its earliest writings to form a new Canon of Scripture.