If Roman emperors hadn’t converted to Christianity, would they still have made laws that discriminated against Jews who didn’t convert?

If the Christian church in the Middle Ages hadn’t forbade it’s followers from money lending, would Jews have developed monopolies on usury?

If Jews hadn’t proven successful in usury, would cathedrals built with Jewish lended money have existed at all, and would Christianity have become as prominent as it is today?

If Jews hadn’t been persecuted because of stereotypes of their greed (instigated by the church) and misinformation of their religious practices (ie poisoning wells, sacrificing babies), would they be less tribalistic?

If this culture of suspicion towards Jewry hadn’t developed throughout Europe, would Nazis have blamed Jews?

If Jews hadn’t been blamed, would Zionism have developed?

Did Christianity and whites create ZOG?