How are conservatives in US (specifically in Middle America and Bible Belt) so supportive of Israel ye are anti-Semitic?

[Anonymous]

My father is a retired Litheran pastor and I grew going to church regularly.

I occasionally listen to Christen radio to keep in touch with modern views. I have noticed that that has been a huge increase in Bible verse quotes related to archaic locations in Israel. They are mostly just tourist sites at most now or the original locations lost to time/purpose.

My sense is that the general view being pushed is this huge push for Christians to view Christ in Israel. It’s this constant sense of “presence” where Christ is real and walking in Israel. It’s a worldview where Christ really never stopped existing and the Jews never ever left Israel. It kinda denies historical events, changes in Judaism, etc. Just constant “Jews, Israel, Christ” over and over again from biblical verse.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My father is a retired Litheran pastor and I grew going to church regularly.

I occasionally listen to Christen radio to keep in touch with modern views. I have noticed that that has been a huge increase in Bible verse quotes related to archaic locations in Israel. They are mostly just tourist sites at most now or the original locations lost to time/purpose.

My sense is that the general view being pushed is this huge push for Christians to view Christ in Israel. It’s this constant sense of “presence” where Christ is real and walking in Israel. It’s a worldview where Christ really never stopped existing and the Jews never ever left Israel. It kinda denies historical events, changes in Judaism, etc. Just constant “Jews, Israel, Christ” over and over again from biblical verse.

Fortunately, with each passing day, there are less and less gullible people around the world listening to this type of religious extremists radio garbage

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Most of the fugazi “Christians” that have emerged from the dreck in the past 500 years are complete frauds.

Evangelicals, Born Again Christians, the prosperity bible thumpers and televangelist set, etc.

These weirdos wouldn’t know how to behave truly Christ-like if their lives depended on it. And that’s why supporting a force of evil like Israel is no problemo for them.

Same thing with Muslims. A guy puts on a turban and now he’s a “scholar” and because he screams about the end times, he makes for good tv.

Islam fundamentalism and Christian televangelism started in the 1970s and was brought about by TV.

Some very naive people sadly fell for the flim flam

In the case of Islam, it’s getting better now with the new Prince of Saudi Arabia but so long as the wars continue, the fundamentalists will have an Audience

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Rapture. Seriously.

+1 The Holy Land has to be in the hands of the Jews in order for the Rapture to occur.

This isn’t about religion and rapture. This support is by design.
evangelical support for the holy land being in Jewish hands happened in 1960s. Since at least the 1950s, there were ‘actors’ fomenting this support through propaganda, bribes, and infiltration of US government, to sway public opinion, $$$, and steal nuclear secrets and uranium.

Thank goodness we no longer live in the 1950s and now evangelicals have very little to no influence on national politics or public opinion.

evangelicals didn’t really exist in the 1950s. They rose to power in the 70’s.

I believe it was the satanic panic over rock n roll and against communism and counterculture/ hippie movement that really brought up the rise of the Christian right in the 70s. We had two decades of Republican presidents after Vietnam, excluding Carter who only won because he was from the south and a devout Christian. Clinton was also Republican lite. Really the first Democratic president was Obama for the past 50 years

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Evangelical Christians feel a biblical connection to the land of Israel. But it's not like they're living in Williamsburg and have to deal with all the crap Hasidic Jews inflict on communities, whether Brooklyn or the West Bank. For most evangelicals, Jews are hypothetical people. They don't know many. But over the past seventy years, it's generally Palestinians and Islamists that bring the terror - from the Munich Olympics to all all the hijackings and bombings to attacking the Cole and blowing up US embassies and Marine barracks in Beirut to 9/11 to 10/7 and on and on. So for evangelicals, Israelis seem like an embattled people surrounded by horrible people. And that's how a lot of evangelicals feel in the modern world. So they are naturally sympathetic with Israelis, even beyond Revelations and all that stuff. Evangelicals and Israelis vibe.

Evangelicals are learning Israelis also kill and butcher and commit terror and have since the inception of their state

[Anonymous]

Evangelicals are also learning the oldest Christians and churches on the planet are not spared from Israeli aggression.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Rapture. Seriously.

+1 The Holy Land has to be in the hands of the Jews in order for the Rapture to occur.

This isn’t about religion and rapture. This support is by design.
evangelical support for the holy land being in Jewish hands happened in 1960s. Since at least the 1950s, there were ‘actors’ fomenting this support through propaganda, bribes, and infiltration of US government, to sway public opinion, $$$, and steal nuclear secrets and uranium.

Thank goodness we no longer live in the 1950s and now evangelicals have very little to no influence on national politics or public opinion.

evangelicals didn’t really exist in the 1950s. They rose to power in the 70’s.

I believe it was the satanic panic over rock n roll and against communism and counterculture/ hippie movement that really brought up the rise of the Christian right in the 70s. We had two decades of Republican presidents after Vietnam, excluding Carter who only won because he was from the south and a devout Christian. Clinton was also Republican lite. Really the first Democratic president was Obama for the past 50 years

And through all of that, our country managed to elect decent leaders of presidential caliber until we lost our minds and started electing elderly unfit people in 2016.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:American jews are pure evil.

I am an American Jew.

Why am I evil?

DP. You will always be welcome in the South.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:American jews are pure evil.

I am an American Jew.

Why am I evil?

You know exactly why you hooknozed freak

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:American jews are pure evil.

I am an American Jew.

Why am I evil?

You know exactly why you hooknozed freak

Says the hairy toed wingnut

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:American jews are pure evil.

I am an American Jew.

Why am I evil?

DP. You will always be welcome in the South.

BTDT and left, no thanks. Was not welcome there and would never live there again.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:American jews are pure evil.

I am an American Jew.

Why am I evil?

You know exactly why you hooknozed freak

I guess you were in Charlottesville.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Most of the fugazi “Christians” that have emerged from the dreck in the past 500 years are complete frauds.

Evangelicals, Born Again Christians, the prosperity bible thumpers and televangelist set, etc.

These weirdos wouldn’t know how to behave truly Christ-like if their lives depended on it. And that’s why supporting a force of evil like Israel is no problemo for them.

Same thing with Muslims. A guy puts on a turban and now he’s a “scholar” and because he screams about the end times, he makes for good tv.

Islam fundamentalism and Christian televangelism started in the 1970s and was brought about by TV.

Some very naive people sadly fell for the flim flam

In the case of Islam, it’s getting better now with the new Prince of Saudi Arabia but so long as the wars continue, the fundamentalists will have an Audience

Manipulation of people through their religion is about power and money. Islamic fundamentalism and Christian televangelism is political.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Most of the fugazi “Christians” that have emerged from the dreck in the past 500 years are complete frauds.

Evangelicals, Born Again Christians, the prosperity bible thumpers and televangelist set, etc.

These weirdos wouldn’t know how to behave truly Christ-like if their lives depended on it. And that’s why supporting a force of evil like Israel is no problemo for them.

Same thing with Muslims. A guy puts on a turban and now he’s a “scholar” and because he screams about the end times, he makes for good tv.

Islam fundamentalism and Christian televangelism started in the 1970s and was brought about by TV.

Some very naive people sadly fell for the flim flam

In the case of Islam, it’s getting better now with the new Prince of Saudi Arabia but so long as the wars continue, the fundamentalists will have an Audience

Manipulation of people through their religion is about power and money. Islamic fundamentalism and Christian televangelism is political.

And, fortunately, both are dying breeds. The good people of the world are realizing that religion is no longer needed to police society so they are turning away from the craziness.

[Anonymous]

Israel is protecting the Druze in Syria.