Corey Brooks Defends 2-Testament Judeo-Christian Roots as Antisemitism and Revisionism Spread
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Updated · Fox News · Jul 21
Corey Brooks Defends 2-Testament Judeo-Christian Roots as Antisemitism and Revisionism Spread
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jul 21
Summary
Pastor Corey Brooks said America remains rooted in a Judeo-Christian tradition and warned that rewriting Christianity’s Jewish origins distorts both faith and the country’s founding principles.
A Jordan Peterson X post citing the 10 Commandments, the Old Testament and Jesus’ Jewish identity prompted Brooks’ response after Jack Posobiec and others rejected the term “Judeo-Christian.”
Brooks called claims that Abraham, Moses, David, Adam and Noah were “Christian” an erasure of Jews, comparing the trend to a scriptural version of the 1619 Project.
Through Project H.O.O.D. on Chicago’s South Side, he said the Leadership and Economic Opportunity Center will teach job skills, financial literacy and what he called the full truth of both Testaments.
Brooks framed the dispute as part of a wider fight over rising antisemitism and national identity, saying the Black church and Jewish community should confront that trend together.