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I would like to know the usage of “no more than”.

A:But then was God with America's enemies?
B:No. No more than He was with those who attacked ancient Israel.
(quoted from the book “Harbinger”)

Does B want to say “God was not with those who attacked ancient Israel. Likewise, God was not with America's enemies.” ?

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I would like to know the usage of “no more than”.

A:But then was God with America's enemies?
B:No. No more than He was with those who attacked ancient Israel.
(quoted from the book “Harbinger”)

Does B want to say “God was not with those who attacked ancient Israel. Likewise, God was not with America's enemies.” ?
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