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So true. Reminds me of the song National Brotherhood Week....
Oh, the black folks hate the white folks,
and the white folks hate the black folks,
The poor folks hate the rich folks,
And the rich folks hate the poor folks,
And the etc., etc., etc.,
And everyone hates the Jews.
So true. Reminds me of the song National Brotherhood Week....
Oh, the black folks hate the white folks,
and the white folks hate the black folks,
The poor folks hate the rich folks,
And the rich folks hate the poor folks,
And the etc., etc., etc.,
And everyone hates the Jews.
Pretty much.
And the reason for this all is?...
"Dem Jews failed God's commands, killed Jesus," so they must be that "evil seed" and therefore they can't be trusted.
They deserve their suffering.
So true. Reminds me of the song National Brotherhood Week....
Oh, the black folks hate the white folks,
and the white folks hate the black folks,
The poor folks hate the rich folks,
And the rich folks hate the poor folks,
And the etc., etc., etc.,
And everyone hates the Jews.
This was at the same time the US realigned themselves to support Israel because both of their political goals in using radical islam to destroy secular nationalism.
Jews are sitting pretty comfy today with control of the Christian population, them being the government supporting morons they are.
I'm not sure I am buying the idea that evangelicals were "against" Israel in the 1950s. Their support might have been lukewarm as was the US state department. The US had several points of contention with Israel at times. I think your suggestion that Israel was part of the power struggle between the US and USSR and that the picture solidified in 1967.
As for evangelicals in the south being anti-sematic in the 1920s? That was before Israel officially became a nation which was the event that around which this new age eschatology seemed to coalesce. Southerners were just jealous of old "Saul" who was the prosperous merchant among their midst.
I think it took a while for the New Age dispensationalists to get things cranked up regarding how important the Nation of Israel was in regards to the end times stuff. And then when Israel whipped up on all the Soviet backed Arab states in both '67 and '73 it was sort of confirmation that Jesus was on their side.
There were some other things that went on. Leon Uris book "Exodus" and the movie made from the book presented Israel in a sympathetic light for Americans during the late '50s and early '60s. Hal Lindsey wrote his book in 1970... "The Late Great Planet Earth" which spelled out Israel's role in the end times.
Finally, when the Arab terrorist kidnaped the Israeli athletes in the '72 Olympics...that went a long way in making Americans (not just evangelicals) sympathetic and supportive of Israel. And this was about the time when Arab terrorists were hijacking a plane every other day and constantly doing stuff to make Americans more supportive of Israel.
I'm not sure I am buying the idea that evangelicals were "against" Israel in the 1950s. Their support might have been lukewarm as was the US state department. The US had several points of contention with Israel at times. I think your suggestion that Israel was part of the power struggle between the US and USSR and that the picture solidified in 1967.
As for evangelicals in the south being anti-sematic in the 1920s? That was before Israel officially became a nation which was the event that around which this new age eschatology seemed to coalesce. Southerners were just jealous of old "Saul" who was the prosperous merchant among their midst.
I think it took a while for the New Age dispensationalists to get things cranked up regarding how important the Nation of Israel was in regards to the end times stuff. And then when Israel whipped up on all the Soviet backed Arab states in both '67 and '73 it was sort of confirmation that Jesus was on their side.
There were some other things that went on. Leon Uris book "Exodus" and the movie made from the book presented Israel in a sympathetic light for Americans during the late '50s and early '60s. Hal Lindsey wrote his book in 1970... "The Late Great Planet Earth" which spelled out Israel's role in the end times.
Finally, when the Arab terrorist kidnaped the Israeli athletes in the '72 Olympics...that went a long way in making Americans (not just evangelicals) sympathetic and supportive of Israel. And this was about the time when Arab terrorists were hijacking a plane every other day and constantly doing stuff to make Americans more supportive of Israel.
To this day I see evangelicals worship Jews and Israel, a brand new phenomenon.
It also ironically matches when the US geopolitical interests aligned with Israel (support radical Islam to destroy Arab nationalism).
To me, that makes evangelicals government patsies, they don't have an original idea in their bone. They just believe whatever is convenient for the government at any given time.
This was at the same time the US realigned themselves to support Israel because both of their political goals in using radical islam to destroy secular nationalism.
It's in the Bible that those that bless Israel will be blessed as well. ( Or something like that, can't find it right away.)
So finally the "evangelists" caught up with this message.
Therefore Jews are doing very well in America from that point on.
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Jews are sitting pretty comfy today with control of the Christian population, them being the government supporting morons they are.
They are definitely NOT "in control of Christian population," since Israel's policies are coordinated with US government.
This was at the same time the US realigned themselves to support Israel because both of their political goals in using radical islam to destroy secular nationalism.
Jews are sitting pretty comfy today with control of the Christian population, them being the government supporting morons they are.
Jews control the Christian population?
And I’m not reading any article that is entitled “The Problem with Israel,” put out by an Arab antisemite.
Finally, I thought this thread was about Israel. Why are you complaining about Jews? I thought hating Israel, which you clearly do, has nothing to do with being antisemtic.
It's in the Bible that those that bless Israel will be blessed as well. ( Or something like that, can't find it right away.)
So finally the "evangelists" caught up with this message.
Therefore Jews are doing very well in America from that point on.
They are definitely NOT "in control of Christian population," since Israel's policies are coordinated with US government.
The second the US government has no geopolitical interests with Israel is the second these evangelicals start hating jews again.
They do not have an original bone in their body, just slaves of the government.
If you go down south and talk to them, they'd tell you they were against the federal government. It's just a joke.
England banished the jews from their kingdom in 1100.
You keep changing the goal post. In the past, particularly medieval times not being Christian was not tolerated in Europe. Even being a Christian without being exactly in alignment with the Church wasn't even tolerated then. But Hitler and the nazis wasn't based in religion.
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