> "sin, as it is at present felt wherever christianity prevails or has prevailed, is a jewish feeling and a jewish invention; and in respect to this background of all christian morality, christianity has in fact aimed at "judaising" the whole world. to what an extent this has succeeded in europe is traced most accurately in the extent of our alienness to greek antiquitya world without the feeling of sinin our sentiments even at present; in spite of all the good will to approximation and assimilation, which whole generations and many distinguished individuals have not failed to display. "only when thou repentest is god gracious to thee"that would arouse the laughter or the wrath of a greek: he would say, "slaves may have such sentiments.""
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