`:::Renee, I know the Alice Bailey quotes are correctly quoted. But they do not prove what Jamesd1 wants them to prove because Alice Bailey's understanding of the Jews is wrong.   :::But, from the point of view of the article, the correctness of her views is not the issue. Because published authors have written about her misunderstanding of the Jews, that does matter, and that is why there is a Criticisms section in the article. The published criticisms exist, if you like them or not. The disagreement is not about ``semantics or definition of terms``, but about published writing that point out Baileys mistakes. You are entitled to think the criticisms of Bailey are misguided, but they belong in the article because they exist.   :::If what you really want is a glowing article about Bailey, without any criticism or negativity, you need a web site, not a Wikipedia article.    `