Nothing to see here folks, just a cult doing cult stuff. No cause for concern at all…
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Why are evangelicals so in love with israel you ask? It's because they believe israel is integral in bringing about the rapture/apocalypse.
https://m.imdb.com/title/tt1372746/
They're nuts.
Oh, is this a "a vote for bart is a vote for anarchy" situation?
Also, Is this a irl true evil alignment?
Yes trully evil.
Evangelicals think Armageddon has to start in Israel and a lot of them think that means nuclear war.
Israelis must think they’re nuts, but will take any US allies they can for the money and support.
And once again the Foreign Agents Registration Act is shown to be toothless.
Tax the churches
This page lists some of the churches.
I wonder, if they toured Gaza or put guns in the hands of the pastors and asked them to murder Palestinian children, if it would change any minds. Or is they're sufficiently radicalized already.
These are Evangelical Christian pastors, they probably think killing a child is a waste of a potential molestation opportunity.
Real Q, was Israel in the bible?
Yes and no. The word Israel is named, but Israel in the Bible is entirely different than a secular ethnostate based on Jewish surpremacy.
It's like if someone said "love thy neighbour" and then you start a settler colony called "thy neighbor".
Also the Bible is heavily manipulated since the 1850s to include heavier and heavier alterations of its verses about Israel.
Here's a great video about it that just came out https://youtu.be/bYFuK4OwLcA?t=7m5s
But are the borders of Israel now the same as in the Bible?
That's kinda complex since there were multiple Hebrew/Jewish/Abrahamic kingdoms and polities in the region at the time and not all of them are recorded particularly well. There were two major kingdoms roughly set where Israel and Palestine are now, the kingdom of Israel/Jerusalem (it got turned into a city state a couple times) and the kingdom of Judea, then there was the kingdom of the Philistines, and then in the north you get a weird mix of city states and minor kingdoms.
This is all to say that no it is not, even a fully unified Hebrew state at the time would possibly be smaller than modern Israel. The modern boarders of Israel match up better with the medieval Crusader kingdom of Jerusalem. Also kinda irrelevant the Palestinians are the peoples of the region who stayed rather than being exiled after the Romans put down the Jewish rebellion, they homogenized and mixed together over about two thousand years before the modern period.
I’m not religious but I went to Catholic schools growing up so had to take classes like Theology and Dogma. The entire bible centers on that region and the Jewish faith as Christians are basically the next version of the Jewish people in the storyline. So, the books has like two volumes. The old and new testaments. The old is about the Jewish people basically making their way to Israel and their history of kings and rules. The second volume is basically “be good to others” written across hundreds of pages. That’s obviously distilled way down and I found it a dry read. Anyways, that’s my summary, I’m sure people will comment that it’s overly simplistic but yeah I ain’t writing anymore.
Is it referred to as Israel? Palestine? Levant? Appreciate you digging into the memory banks.
IIRC there was a whole part about the Israelites heading towards the Land of Milk and Honey which was to be Israel. Pretty sure they called it Israel…I am confident they called their people Israelites. There were a significant number of parts in volume one that called their destination their “promised land” kinda like how Mormons and others have done. so I think it’s a common thematic format across different religions.
The correct term is Zionist-Occupied Palestine.
The Levant is a bigger area that includes it, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon and a small adjacent part of Turkey.
Doesn't really matter if the bible refers to Israel or any other country or people. The area that we now call Israel has been inhabited by a variety of people for thousands of years. No one group can claim total ownership of the area. And the bible is fiction not an historical record.
Old Testament uses a lot of terms like "the promised land". It also refers to Canaan, which doesn't exist anymore but I guess was in that general area.
And by "refers to Canaan," I mean committed a Yahweh-sanctioned genocide on them. Which is why it doesn't exist anymore.
It's an invasion
What else are they going to do? They all have less money now that most people are abandoning the church to find god.
Let’s all hope they…. Remain there.
Christian Jews have no right of return, if I understand correctly.
Evil cunts
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Of course! We want goyim to be religious Christians. Mormon or Evangelical preferred ;)
This is just Zionist PR.
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