Yes. Gab is a Christian safe-space. Parler a right-wing safe-space. Twitter a left-wing safe-space.
Centralised communication platforms all eventually trend towards echo chambers.
Decentralisation is the key to restoring unfettered free speech.
Centralised communication platforms all eventually trend towards echo chambers.
Decentralisation is the key to restoring unfettered free speech.
Gab is a Christian safe-space
I don't believe a site focused on anti-Semitism is a "Christian" site or full of people practicing the teachings of Jesus.
The core problem is that anybody can call themself a Christian. Anybody can say that they're following Christ's teaching, living a Christian life, etc - regardless of how closely it tracks with the things that Christ did or said.
(By "can", here, I mean can in a practical sense. I mean that these things occur. I do not mean that any of these things are approved of by any particular natural or supernatural being(s).)
By extension, anybody can hang up a shingle and call themselves a Christian church. As a result, you have thousands of Christian sects. These sects exist within a spectrum ranging from somewhat pro-semitic to rabidly anti-semitic.
Even within sects - especially the largest - you will find that adherents are scattered over a pretty broad range of that spectrum.
So, yes - there are a fair number of anti-semitic Christians. Their existence should not come as a surprise to anyone.
And that's before we consider eschatology...