Raymond Ibrahim

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1,204 appearances 6 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard 9 Apr

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they would give them refreshment, they would give them beds and take care of their medical needs.
Okay, so they were very meek and the verses that actuated them were the ones about, they would actually have prayers about our Lord's the sick, because Christ said, if you do this to the least of me, you're doing it for me.
But then they realized before long that, you know, what's the point of letting these pilgrims come get attacked and hurt, and then we have to try to heal them and take care of them?
Why don't we preempt it?
So they too became militarized and realized that, well, let's nip it in the bud.
Instead of waiting for them to get attacked and killed, we will also defend them and we will fight back.
So they functioned very much like the Templars as well, as protectors of Christians.
The most important thing I think people will get is they'll, you know, first of all, it's a long, very interesting history.
So it's, you know, as I always say, when you look at these histories that I write about, they're much more engaging and dramatic than what Hollywood serves up.
The only difference is they're real.
So I think the history itself is going to be very engaging.
But I think what they'll ultimately get is this idea of doormat Christianity, which I think is so embedded in our psyche that this is the only real kind of Christianity.
I think this will pleasantly challenge so many people to see that, no, I don't have to always be a doormat, that there is room.
In fact, it's advocated by the Lord himself to defend and fight and do what's right.
Jesus himself is the one who engaged in violence with a whip of cord.
So violence is not off the table.
It's not the end all, the worst sin.
Again, this is a materialist point of view.
So I think they will very much be refreshed and edified by the way the theology was understood.
And again, this wasn't an aberrant theology.
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