J.D. Hall
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 29 Jun
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The reason I hesitate at reformation is I would like it to see a little bit more robustly theological.
So it's still, on Israel, it's still political at this point.
I think right now evangelicals are kind of angry that they've been lied to about what Israel is.
And
One of the reasons why I think they're freaking out on their side when they look over and they say, look at all of this anti-Semitism, they're seeing people that are mad at Israel.
For the vast majority of people, for Christians who have finally figured out that Israel is not the chosen people of God, irrespective of denying Christ,
It's that for the first time in their life, they figured out that they've been lied to about something and they're kind of mad right now.
I think most people will calm down if you give them a little bit of time.
So societally, there are a lot of people whose eyes have been open to, hey, you know what?
They taught me in Sunday school for 20 years, 30 years, 50 years is nonsense.
And they get a little bit feisty.
They're upset.
Well, that's the natural result of what happens when you're lied to.
So what's happening in evangelicalism is a complete fracturing of the movement as a whole so that the big name leaders like your John MacArthur's and your R.C.
Sproul's, those guys are dead basically is what's happening.
So there's a balkanization that's basically happening in American Protestantism and evangelicalism.
You have a lot of people flocking to Eastern Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism.
Which, you know, as a Protestant, I never thought that I'd live to see that.
But evangelicals are responding to their... I didn't know what it was.
Eastern Orthodoxy?
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