The question was not how to follow the Lord. The question was whether a person is going against God if the person opposes the Jews and Israel. A Zionist is a person who believes God gave the Jews the land called Israel as a homeland and that the Jews deserve to be able to live in that homeland in peace.Although I disagree with your assessment of Soviet Jews all of that above is interesting.
I’m not against Zionist. I’m not against the existence of the modern day state of Israel. But I feel very comfortable in agreeing with Tucker Carlson and many others that one is not going against God if they criticize the current government of Israel and… really what were talking about is an element of the government not the entire government.
Well there are Jews in Israel who are far more critical of Netanyahu compared to myself. Well this point is probably the most important point of all because if I am disagreeing with a Jew in Israel who is adamantly against Netanyahu, does that mean I’m going against God? So which one is it which politician in Israel do I have to disagree with to go against God.?
That’s the point I think you understand it I don’t know if our friend TemplarKormac understand that this is what I am saying.
That’s why somebody is not going against God if they criticize the current government of Israel.
If we want to do our best to follow the Lord in my opinion we have to look at things like the 10 Commandments, the New Testament, the Catholic Church… of course I’m talking about if somebody is a Christian perhaps or a Catholic which represents more than 1 billion Christians in the world.
You can disagree with me all you want re Russia, but I'm pretty confident that my version of the history of Russia and the Jews is the correct one. (I have taught that history for a number of years and have had some very smart students with major college degrees who have not challenged my understanding of that history. Many have affirmed it.