 Christian Doctrine was originally Judaic. Through successive evolutions it became first Pauline, then Joannine, finally Hellenic and universal.
Well, duh, Christian Doctrine was established by a Jew, none other than a true Jew - Jesus Christ the Messias Who came to fulfill the Old Testament, as in complete it and begin the New Covenant for His coming was prophesied throughout the Judaic writings and traditions, but the Jews collectively, other than those who converted after Pentecost, rejected their own faith by asserting that they knew better than God and that God could not have possibly sent Christ as the Messias because He didn't fit their mold of what they thought He should be like and do. Again, a classic case of man knowing better than God in the Modernist mindset of which the Jews who reject Christ are the precursors and that is why they are called the "perfidious Jews" which means faithless for they have rejected God by their pride and stubbornness. That also explains why the modern Jew is not from the Judaic lineage but a hybrid from intermarriage and a religion that has lost all favor with God. Though they have seemingly reestablished their "kingdom" with the State of Israel, it matters not if they do not accept Christ. But we have Modernists such as Fr. Joseph Ratzinger who signs off on such heresy as "the Jews' wait for the Messiah is not in vain." Uh, we have a memo, echoed by the infallible, perennial Magisterium of the Church, for the man who dares to pose as a pope today: Anathema sit!
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