Christianity – Old Testament = Anti-Semitism?

In the comments about the term Judeo-Christian the Marcionite tendencies of liberal Christianity was mentioned. Sometimes I have encountered the idea that a rejection of the Hebrew Bible within Christianity naturally results in Anti-Semitism (granted, the argument is often from neconservatives who are attempting to solidify the evangelical-neocon alliance). I decided to look into the GSS.

	Fundamentalist	Moderate	Liberal
Relative to marry a Jew?
Strongly favor	10.4	13.2	15.2
Favor	15.8	16.3	13.2
Neither	54.7	57.5	59.4
Oppose	11.4	9.2	9.0
Strongly oppose	7.7	3.8	3.2
Influence of Jews
Too much	24.8	24.6	23.2
Right amount	56.7	63.4	65.3
Too little	18.5	12.1	11.6
Have Jews made positive contribution to country?
Most important	10.4	12.2	12
Important	42.8	44.7	51.7
Some	41.2	35.6	31.3
Little positive	5.5	7.5	5
	Word of God	Inspired Word	Book of Fables
Relative to marry a Jew?
Strongly favor	11.7	13.2	20.6
Favor	15.9	16.9	15.0
Neither	51.0	57.9	56.7
Oppose	12.2	9.4	4.2
Strongly oppose	9.3	2.6	3.5
Influence of Jews
Too much	18,2	23.6	32.1
Right amount	62.7	64.7	58.5
Too little	19.1	11.7	9.3
Have Jews made positive contribution to country?
Most important	13.0	9.6	15.7
Important	38.6	50.9	49.0
Some	41.2	33.8	30.6
Little positive	7.2	5.7	4.7

The question needs more investigation. My own hypothesis is this: the desacralization of the Hebrew Bible tends to result in gentiles being far less specifically interested in some issues important to some Jews. I’m specifically talking about Israel; I am rather sure that “Jewish influence” in many liberal Christian minds means AIPAC, not “International Bankers.” The examples of Kaifeng and Kerala should disabuse one of the nation that a belief in the Hebrew Bible is the only block against persecution of the Jews.