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Nobody cares what you would say...........
Awww did your feelings get hurt by the truth about Christian support for Israel? Nothing a few Allah Akbars and banging your head on the rug won't cure.
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Growing Evangelical Support For Israel
- Thread starter MJB12741
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Awww did your feelings get hurt by the truth about Christian support for Israel? Nothing a few Allah Akbars and banging your head on the rug won't cure.
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To be honest, support from a mad group of invisible-buddy-worshipping bible bashers is nothing to be proud of.
Its like having flat-earthers on your side. All very nice, but the approval of those who deny the use of empirical evidence sort of taints your case.
And how about support for the Palestinians from a frick'n devil — think that's something of which they should be proud???
Yeah, and let's not forget, the first "people" American saw celebrating on 9-11 when they turned in their TV's were Paleshitians.
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The Jews ain't got that lovin feeling for the evangelicals.....As long as there are Christians, Israel & the Jews will never stand alone. Bless them one & all for their support of Israel surrounded by our common enemy radical Islam.
Breitbart News 404 - Not found
You are seriously mistaken. The Jews have treated me far better than my own flesh and blood have. The greatest friends I have ever had were and are the Jewish people. No one has been there for me like they have. No one. That is the truth. If it were not the truth I could not say it. Because I cannot go to heaven if I tell lies. I would not lie for anyone. You think they don't know I'm evangelical? Of course they do.
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Thank you, MJB! We do love Israel! Any Christian who does not support Israel and the Jewish people is not a real Christian! Any Christian who does not acknowledge that the Jews are the true descendants of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob are not true Christians but Imposters. I do not believe every person is a Christian just because they say they are. The Christians are told to test the spirits! There are many wolves dressed like sheep these days! The body of Christ needs to beware and be on the watch!!!!
-Jeri
Speak for yourself. They are just using evan Christians, and from what I read Christians are not treated very well in Israel.
Get serious. Admit it that people like you hate the Christians even more than you hate the Jews for their support of Israel.
As a Christian this end time stuff and prophecies are nonsense, and I wish the evans would realize that. I don't support Israel as they seek and live on sympathy with their holocaust story, make up lies how they are being attacked by terrorists, which they murder innocents and children, and the Christians who support this is as bad as they are.
Also there is decreased support from evan Christians.
When anti-semitism increases so does anti- Christian rhetoric - which is expected but know that the Jews and the Christians will stick together no matter what happens.
p.s. I seriously cannot even get mad at Guno. I never feel mad at him... he's like my little brother that has just got a few issues and I'm waiting for him to get over it but even if he never gets over it I could not love him more than I do right now. How can you hate someone who is precious to you and you are concerned for? You can't! He's like family out there. He couldn't offend me if he tried.
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- Mar 16, 2012
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Thank you, MJB! We do love Israel! Any Christian who does not support Israel and the Jewish people is not a real Christian! Any Christian who does not acknowledge that the Jews are the true descendants of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob are not true Christians but Imposters. I do not believe every person is a Christian just because they say they are. The Christians are told to test the spirits! There are many wolves dressed like sheep these days! The body of Christ needs to beware and be on the watch!!!!
-Jeri
Speak for yourself. They are just using evan Christians, and from what I read Christians are not treated very well in Israel.
Get serious. Admit it that people like you hate the Christians even more than you hate the Jews for their support of Israel.
As a Christian this end time stuff and prophecies are nonsense, and I wish the evans would realize that. I don't support Israel as they seek and live on sympathy with their holocaust story, make up lies how they are being attacked by terrorists, which they murder innocents and children, and the Christians who support this is as bad as they are.
Also there is decreased support from evan Christians.
When anti-semitism increases so does anti- Christian rhetoric - which is expected but know that the Jews and the Christians will stick together no matter what happens.
p.s. I seriously cannot even get mad at Guno. I never feel mad at him... he's like my little brother that has just got a few issues and I'm waiting for him to get over it but even if he never gets over it I could not love him more than I do right now. How can you hate someone who is precious to you and you are concerned for? You can't! He's like family out there. He couldn't offend me if he tried.
Hah Guno...he's a few French fries short of a Happy Meal.
I heard they even eat Christians.Thank you, MJB! We do love Israel! Any Christian who does not support Israel and the Jewish people is not a real Christian! Any Christian who does not acknowledge that the Jews are the true descendants of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob are not true Christians but Imposters. I do not believe every person is a Christian just because they say they are. The Christians are told to test the spirits! There are many wolves dressed like sheep these days! The body of Christ needs to beware and be on the watch!!!!
-Jeri
Speak for yourself. They are just using evan Christians, and from what I read Christians are not treated very well in Israel.
And spank them.
JWs got no shame. I ain't a Jew and I run those JWs off.The Jews ain't got that lovin feeling for the evangelicals.....As long as there are Christians, Israel & the Jews will never stand alone. Bless them one & all for their support of Israel surrounded by our common enemy radical Islam.
Breitbart News 404 - Not found
Thank you, MJB! We do love Israel! Any Christian who does not support Israel and the Jewish people is not a real Christian! Any Christian who does not acknowledge that the Jews are the true descendants of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob are not true Christians but Imposters. I do not believe every person is a Christian just because they say they are. The Christians are told to test the spirits! There are many wolves dressed like sheep these days! The body of Christ needs to beware and be on the watch!!!!
-Jeri
Speak for yourself. They are just using evan Christians, and from what I read Christians are not treated very well in Israel.
Get serious. Admit it that people like you hate the Christians even more than you hate the Jews for their support of Israel.
As a Christian this end time stuff and prophecies are nonsense, and I wish the evans would realize that. I don't support Israel as they seek and live on sympathy with their holocaust story, make up lies how they are being attacked by terrorists, which they murder innocents and children, and the Christians who support this is as bad as they are.
Also there is decreased support from evan Christians.
No, He told me and I told Shart.Did God tell you that?? .....Most importantly, God cares about what Roudy has to say.
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Poor Sunni with his backwards ass Shariah Neanderthal mindset. He is basically condemning about 75% of American population that consider themselves Christian supporters of a Israel. It appears that the more devout Christian you are, the more you support Israel.
Religion Plays Large Role in Americans Support for Israelis
Religion Plays Large Role in Americans' Support for Israelis
PRINCETON, NJ -- Religious Americans are significantly more likely than less religious Americans to be sympathetic to the Israelis in the Middle East situation. Over the past 14 years, on average, 66% of Americans who attend church weekly or almost every week are sympathetic to the Israelis, compared with 13% who are sympathetic to the Palestinians. Sympathy for Israel drops to 46% among those who never attend church, still twice as many as the 23% who are sympathetic to the Palestinians.
These results are from an aggregated sample of more than 14,000 adults interviewed each February from 2001 to 2014 as part of Gallup's Foreign Affairs survey, and asked in survey: "In the Middle East situation, are your sympathies more with the Israelis or more with the Palestinians?" Although Americans' sympathies have fluctuated over the years, more have been sympathetic toward the Israelis than the Palestinians every time they have been asked. Overall, an average of 59% of Americans have been sympathetic to the Israelis and 16% sympathetic to the Palestinians, with the rest saying "both" or not having an opinion.
Religious Americans' higher levels of sympathy for the Israelis have been consistent over the past 14 years, although percentages have fluctuated some from year to year. The difference between weekly church attenders and those who never attend has widened slightly in recent years, although it narrowed again in 2014.
Religious Groups Vary in Sympathy Toward Israelis
Sympathy for Israelis is -- not surprisingly -- higher among U.S. Jews than among Americans in any other major religious group. More than nine in 10 Jews across the time span surveyed expressed sympathy for Israelis, while only 2% were more sympathetic to the Palestinians.
Seventy-nine percent of Mormons are more sympathetic to Israelis, followed by Protestants (66%) and Catholics (59%). The lowest level of sympathy is among the "nones" -- those without a formal religious identity -- among whom 45% express more sympathy for Israelis and 25% for the Palestinians.
Religiousness Has Effect Within Both Major Political Parties
Americans' political party identification is strongly related to their sympathies for the two sides in the conflict, with Republicans much more sympathetic to Israelis than Democrats are. This relationship is also evident when Gallup recently asked Americans about the justification of the Israeli and Hamas military actions in the current conflict in Gaza.
Because Republicans on average attend religious services more frequently than Democrats, it is reasonable to assume that religiousness could be part of the explanation for why Republicans are more sympathetic to Israelis. But both party identification and religion independently affect Americans' sympathies. Church attendance is related to sympathies for Israelis among Republicans and Democrats, although the relationship is somewhat stronger among Republicans.
As many as 80% of weekly church-attending Republicans are more sympathetic toward Israelis, with this number dropping to 65% among Republicans who never attend church. Among Democrats, there is little difference in sympathy for Israelis between those who attend weekly and monthly or seldom, but sympathy drops significantly to 42% among Democrats who never attend church.
Underscoring the possibility that partisanship is likely more influential than religion on these attitudes, nonreligious Republicans are more likely to sympathize with Israelis than highly religious Democrats.
Bottom Line
How religious Americans are, as measured by their religious service attendance, is a reliable indicator of their relative sympathy for Israelis over the Palestinians in the Middle East conflict. This relationship is evident among both Republicans and Democrats. Support for Israelis is also higher among U.S. Jews, Mormons, and Protestants than among other religious groups.
There are several possible reasons for the relationship between religiousness and support for Israelis. Many explanations focus on roles that Israel and Israelis play in the Bible, the centrality of the saga of the Israelites in the Old Testament, and the promises God made in the Old Testament to the ancient prophets that he would create a promised land for them. Some evangelical Christians also connect Israel to their views of the second coming of Christ at Armageddon.
Although highly religious Christians in the U.S. strongly tilt toward the Republican Party, and U.S. Jews tilt strongly toward the Democratic Party, support for Israelis over the Palestinians in the Middle East conflict is one issue that unites these otherwise politically disparate groups.
Survey Methods
Results for this Gallup poll are based on telephone interviews conducted as part of 14 separate Gallup polls conducted each February from 2001 to 2014, each based on a random sample of approximately 1,000 adults, aged 18 and older, living in all 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia.
For results based on the total sample of national adults, the margin of sampling error is ±1 percentage points at the 95% confidence level.
The margin of sampling error for results based on the total sample of each year's survey, and for subgroups based on church attendance, religious identification, and political identification, will vary depending on the sample size involved.
Interviews are conducted with respondents on landline telephones and cellular phones, with interviews conducted in Spanish for respondents who are primarily Spanish-speaking. Each sample of national adults includes a minimum quota of 50% cellphone respondents and 50% landline respondents, with additional minimum quotas by time zone within region. Landline and cellular telephone numbers are selected using random-digit-dial methods. Landline respondents are chosen at random within each household on the basis of which member had the most recent birthday.
Samples are weighted to correct for unequal selection probability, nonresponse, and double coverage of landline and cell users in the two sampling frames. They are also weighted to match the national demographics of gender, age, race, Hispanic ethnicity, education, region, population density, and phone status (cellphone only/landline only/both, and cellphone mostly). Demographic weighting targets are based on the most recent Current Population Survey figures for the aged 18 and older U.S. population. Phone status targets are based on the most recent National Health Interview Survey. Population density targets are based on the most recent U.S. census. All reported margins of sampling error include the computed design effects for weighting.
In addition to sampling error, question wording and practical difficulties in conducting surveys can introduce error or bias into the findings of public opinion polls.
For more details on Gallup's polling methodology, visit www.gallup.com.
Religion Plays Large Role in Americans Support for Israelis
Religion Plays Large Role in Americans' Support for Israelis
PRINCETON, NJ -- Religious Americans are significantly more likely than less religious Americans to be sympathetic to the Israelis in the Middle East situation. Over the past 14 years, on average, 66% of Americans who attend church weekly or almost every week are sympathetic to the Israelis, compared with 13% who are sympathetic to the Palestinians. Sympathy for Israel drops to 46% among those who never attend church, still twice as many as the 23% who are sympathetic to the Palestinians.
These results are from an aggregated sample of more than 14,000 adults interviewed each February from 2001 to 2014 as part of Gallup's Foreign Affairs survey, and asked in survey: "In the Middle East situation, are your sympathies more with the Israelis or more with the Palestinians?" Although Americans' sympathies have fluctuated over the years, more have been sympathetic toward the Israelis than the Palestinians every time they have been asked. Overall, an average of 59% of Americans have been sympathetic to the Israelis and 16% sympathetic to the Palestinians, with the rest saying "both" or not having an opinion.
Religious Americans' higher levels of sympathy for the Israelis have been consistent over the past 14 years, although percentages have fluctuated some from year to year. The difference between weekly church attenders and those who never attend has widened slightly in recent years, although it narrowed again in 2014.
Religious Groups Vary in Sympathy Toward Israelis
Sympathy for Israelis is -- not surprisingly -- higher among U.S. Jews than among Americans in any other major religious group. More than nine in 10 Jews across the time span surveyed expressed sympathy for Israelis, while only 2% were more sympathetic to the Palestinians.
Seventy-nine percent of Mormons are more sympathetic to Israelis, followed by Protestants (66%) and Catholics (59%). The lowest level of sympathy is among the "nones" -- those without a formal religious identity -- among whom 45% express more sympathy for Israelis and 25% for the Palestinians.
Religiousness Has Effect Within Both Major Political Parties
Americans' political party identification is strongly related to their sympathies for the two sides in the conflict, with Republicans much more sympathetic to Israelis than Democrats are. This relationship is also evident when Gallup recently asked Americans about the justification of the Israeli and Hamas military actions in the current conflict in Gaza.
Because Republicans on average attend religious services more frequently than Democrats, it is reasonable to assume that religiousness could be part of the explanation for why Republicans are more sympathetic to Israelis. But both party identification and religion independently affect Americans' sympathies. Church attendance is related to sympathies for Israelis among Republicans and Democrats, although the relationship is somewhat stronger among Republicans.
As many as 80% of weekly church-attending Republicans are more sympathetic toward Israelis, with this number dropping to 65% among Republicans who never attend church. Among Democrats, there is little difference in sympathy for Israelis between those who attend weekly and monthly or seldom, but sympathy drops significantly to 42% among Democrats who never attend church.
Underscoring the possibility that partisanship is likely more influential than religion on these attitudes, nonreligious Republicans are more likely to sympathize with Israelis than highly religious Democrats.
Bottom Line
How religious Americans are, as measured by their religious service attendance, is a reliable indicator of their relative sympathy for Israelis over the Palestinians in the Middle East conflict. This relationship is evident among both Republicans and Democrats. Support for Israelis is also higher among U.S. Jews, Mormons, and Protestants than among other religious groups.
There are several possible reasons for the relationship between religiousness and support for Israelis. Many explanations focus on roles that Israel and Israelis play in the Bible, the centrality of the saga of the Israelites in the Old Testament, and the promises God made in the Old Testament to the ancient prophets that he would create a promised land for them. Some evangelical Christians also connect Israel to their views of the second coming of Christ at Armageddon.
Although highly religious Christians in the U.S. strongly tilt toward the Republican Party, and U.S. Jews tilt strongly toward the Democratic Party, support for Israelis over the Palestinians in the Middle East conflict is one issue that unites these otherwise politically disparate groups.
Survey Methods
Results for this Gallup poll are based on telephone interviews conducted as part of 14 separate Gallup polls conducted each February from 2001 to 2014, each based on a random sample of approximately 1,000 adults, aged 18 and older, living in all 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia.
For results based on the total sample of national adults, the margin of sampling error is ±1 percentage points at the 95% confidence level.
The margin of sampling error for results based on the total sample of each year's survey, and for subgroups based on church attendance, religious identification, and political identification, will vary depending on the sample size involved.
Interviews are conducted with respondents on landline telephones and cellular phones, with interviews conducted in Spanish for respondents who are primarily Spanish-speaking. Each sample of national adults includes a minimum quota of 50% cellphone respondents and 50% landline respondents, with additional minimum quotas by time zone within region. Landline and cellular telephone numbers are selected using random-digit-dial methods. Landline respondents are chosen at random within each household on the basis of which member had the most recent birthday.
Samples are weighted to correct for unequal selection probability, nonresponse, and double coverage of landline and cell users in the two sampling frames. They are also weighted to match the national demographics of gender, age, race, Hispanic ethnicity, education, region, population density, and phone status (cellphone only/landline only/both, and cellphone mostly). Demographic weighting targets are based on the most recent Current Population Survey figures for the aged 18 and older U.S. population. Phone status targets are based on the most recent National Health Interview Survey. Population density targets are based on the most recent U.S. census. All reported margins of sampling error include the computed design effects for weighting.
In addition to sampling error, question wording and practical difficulties in conducting surveys can introduce error or bias into the findings of public opinion polls.
For more details on Gallup's polling methodology, visit www.gallup.com.
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How can anyone of any religious faith not be supportive of Israel when we consider the alternative who kill people, including their own children to honor God?
This is very important statistic and quote from the article, that I'm sure is devastating to all Israel haters:
Although highly religious Christians in the U.S. strongly tilt toward the Republican Party, and U.S. Jews tilt strongly toward the Democratic Party, support for Israelis over the Palestinians in the Middle East conflict is one issue that unites these otherwise politically disparate groups.
Unfortunately, many Christians have naively believed in the Holohoax myth and now think it's their duty to feel sorry for the zionist juden.
Not realizing the Holohoax is the biggest ponzi scam in the history of the world. .....
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Not realizing the Holohoax is the biggest ponzi scam in the history of the world. .....
.
Penelope
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I heard they even eat Christians.Thank you, MJB! We do love Israel! Any Christian who does not support Israel and the Jewish people is not a real Christian! Any Christian who does not acknowledge that the Jews are the true descendants of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob are not true Christians but Imposters. I do not believe every person is a Christian just because they say they are. The Christians are told to test the spirits! There are many wolves dressed like sheep these days! The body of Christ needs to beware and be on the watch!!!!
-Jeri
Speak for yourself. They are just using evan Christians, and from what I read Christians are not treated very well in Israel.
I seen a video where they spit on them and shoved them.
Nobody cares what you would say...........I'd say those Christians are for freedom, democracy, equality, human rights, justice and
HUH?? Anyone for peace, love & justice cares what Roudy has to say. Just curious, why are you not for peace, love & justice? Are you some kind of radical Islamist pig who wishes people like us to be dead?
Islamists don't limit their death wishes to people like us but rather seem to wish everyone, including themselves, dead. There is no shortage of Muslim-on-Muslim genocide, even within families and it is not the "Religion of Peace" as some fools still claim but rather the "Cult of Death."
shart_attack
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sharted dead or alive said:Most importantly, God cares about what Roudy has to say.
sunni man said:Did God tell you that?? .....
hossfly said:No, He told me and I told Shart.
Then I told Jeremiah, and she accused us both of being devil worshipers.
p.s. I seriously cannot even get mad at Guno. I never feel mad at him... he's like my little brother that has just got a few issues and I'm waiting for him to get over it but even if he never gets over it I could not love him more than I do right now. How can you hate someone who is precious to you and you are concerned for? You can't! He's like family out there. He couldn't offend me if he tried.
If your love for Guno is based on his shrill claims to being Jewish, don't waste another minute. He's about as Jewish as Sunni Boy (but not as honest).
shart_attack
Gold Member
p.s. I seriously cannot even get mad at Guno. I never feel mad at him... he's like my little brother that has just got a few issues and I'm waiting for him to get over it but even if he never gets over it I could not love him more than I do right now. How can you hate someone who is precious to you and you are concerned for? You can't! He's like family out there. He couldn't offend me if he tried.
sayit said:If your love for Guno is based on his shrill claims to being Jewish, don't waste another minute. He's about as Jewish as Sunni Boy (but not as honest).
(Psssst: Jeri's not very perceptive. She just shouts a lot — mostly about how she "doesn't serve the same God" as pretty much everyone around her. Bet that approach saves a whole lotta souls, eh?
)I heard they even eat Christians.Thank you, MJB! We do love Israel! Any Christian who does not support Israel and the Jewish people is not a real Christian! Any Christian who does not acknowledge that the Jews are the true descendants of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob are not true Christians but Imposters. I do not believe every person is a Christian just because they say they are. The Christians are told to test the spirits! There are many wolves dressed like sheep these days! The body of Christ needs to beware and be on the watch!!!!
-Jeri
Speak for yourself. They are just using evan Christians, and from what I read Christians are not treated very well in Israel.
I seen a video where they spit on them and shoved them.
You "seen a video?" Perhaps this time you will explain why so many of your hateful ilk are semiliterate slugs?
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Unfortunately, many Christians have naively believed in the Holohoax myth and now think it's their duty to feel sorry for the zionist juden.
Not realizing the Holohoax is the biggest ponzi scam in the history of the world. .....
.
Ah the fresh insanity of a Moooslem ISIS supporter having a hissy-fit. I'm tellin' you, this guy is a barrel of laughs.
The Holocaust has absolutely nothing to do with it, ahole. It's that Americans totally identify with their close ally and democracy Israel, that is on the front lines of fighting Islamofacist genocial maniacs.
True story dude, you can take that to the mosque with you.
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