Template talk:Islam and other religions
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Look like this template is now getting hit by Scientus' crusade to replace antisemitism with his favorite obscure neologism. --NeilNtalk to me01:26, 26 June 2015 (UTC)[reply]
As theantisemitism article already makes states "anti" "semite" and "ism" are three graphemes. Literally this means antagonism against allSemites, and there are far more Muslim Semites than Jewish Semites, which violatesWP:IDIOM above, thus it must be reworded. Judeophobia is a term over a hundred years old with wide usage in books that even my small local library has, and the Zionist phamphlet from which it came is widely cited[1], thus it is not a neologism. Also, the wordJudeophobia has even influenced the termIslamophobia.
antisemitism in the context of islam is contradictory on many levels, and should be change to the clear termJudeophobiaScientus (talk)01:35, 26 June 2015 (UTC)[reply]
