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Foreword Preface Acknowledgments List of figuresIntroduction Zionism defined Christian Zionism defined The significance of the Christian Zionist movement A critique of Christian Zionism1.The historical roots of Christian Zionism The early intimations: proto-Christian Zionism The socio-political context for the rise of Christian Zionism The origins of covenantal premillennial restorationism in Britain The origins of dispensational Christian Zionism in Britain Lord Shaftesbury and the influence of restorationism upon British foreign policy British Christian political support for the Jewish Zionist movement The Balfour Declaration and the implementation of the Zionist vision Dispensationalism and the birth of Christian Zionism in America (1859 - 1945)
Anti-Semitism and American liberal Christian Zionism (1918 - 1967)
Contemporary American evangelical Christian Zionism (1967 - 2002)
The proliferation and diversification of Christian Zionist organizations The historical roots of Christian Zionism: conclusions2.The theological emphases of Christian Zionism The Bible: a literal futurist hermeneutic Chosen peoples: the relationship between Israel and the church Restorationism: the return of the Jews to Zion Eretz Israel: reclaiming Judea, Samaria and beyond Jerusalem: the eternal and exclusive Jewish capital The temple: rebuilding for desecration The future: the eschatology of Christian Zionism The distinctive theology of Christian Zionism: conclusions3.The political implications of Christian Zionism The chosen people: supporting Israeli colonialism Restorationism: facilitating aliyah from Russia and Eastern Europe Eretz Israel: sustaining the West Bank settlements Jerusalem: lobbying for international recognition The temple: identifying with religious Zionism The future: opposing peace and hastening Armageddon The political implications of Christian Zionism: conclusions4. Conclusions Observations on the development of Christian Zionism Variant forms of Christian Zionism The constructive and destructive aspects of Christian Zionism A critical assessment of Christian Zionism Biblical Zionism: a covenantal alternative Glossary Bibliography Index of people Index of subjects Index of biblical references
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Bryan Preston
reviewed Christian Zionism on September 21, 2016
Christian Zionism
This book has some merit for its historical examination and theological critique of Christian support for Zionism. In my opinion, however, I consider it unfortunate that it appears heavily flawed by the author's tendencies to misrepresent his theological opponents, grossly distort the history and politics of the Arab-Israeli conflict, and cite antisemitic sources in order to bolster his radical anti-Israel agenda, which extends to insinuating Israeli complicity in 9/11. (It is not coincidental that, in 2015, the author was censured by Andrew Watson, the Bishop of Guilford, for posting "clearly anti-Semitic material" on social media.) The writings of Steve Motyer and Peter Walker are recommended as less extreme, more measured responses to the theological tenets of Christian Zionism.
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