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January 27 - The Anti-Israel Revelation
Article: Emerging Church
“Emergent Church” guru Brian
McLaren is a key figure on the
Evangelical Left who is trying
shift Evangelicals, who are
America’s most pro-Israel
demographic,
into a more neutralist stance.
Currently, he is leading a
delegation through Israel and
“Palestine”
to
broadcast the sins of Israeli
oppression against Palestinians
by “listening, learning,
thinking, observing,
reflecting.” His blog is
providing daily updates of his
discoveries, all of which
confirm his previously often
declared bias against Israel.
McLaren, of course, used to be a more traditional, conservative Evangelical. So his emergence into the Evangelical Left in recent years, including the requisite negativity towards Israel, is part of an ongoing spiritual rebirth into which he invites his fellow Evangelicals. Of course, McLaren insists that he is not anti-Israel, and certainly not anti-Jewish. He simply wants to liberate both Palestinians and Jews from the enslaving mindset of the “occupation” that holds both peoples captive. Of course, though McLaren wants to liberate everybody from their various spiritual/political blindness, he implies that most or all of the spiritual confusion comes from Jewish Israel and its Christian supporters. He is very concerned about Israeli “razor wire and segregation walls,” as part of the “ugliness of occupation.” But he is not as interested in the Palestinian and Islamist terror that generate Israel’s defenses. Revealingly, McLaren learned that Palestinians do not want a “two-state solution” but instead desire to “live in peace with Israelis” and want “Jews, Muslims, and Christians to learn to live together as neighbors.” In other words, the Palestinians want the eradication of Jewish Israel and the creation of a new Palestinian and Islamic dominated state where, purportedly, Jews and Christians also could live, at least for a time. McLaren finds this discovery to be very “powerful” and encouraging. Read More ....
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