Religious Basing of Killing in America Christian Zionism as a Model

/ الثلاثاء 13 آب 2024 / Third Issue Summar / 1946

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This research aims to shed light on the religious theorizing, which some religious movements have presented, as a theoretical justification for killing. The research has particularly approached what is called Christian Zionism.

This research has strongly highlighted the wars launched by the American administration during the era of George W. Bush, under a religious cover, under the pretext of spreading chaos and wars, which should be ignited in order to accelerate the second coming of Christ.

Under the name of Christian Zionism, this movement began in Europe, but later spread strongly in the United States of America. This idea was previously employed to promote the return of the Jews to their alleged land. In any case, Christian Zionism represented a trend that was not far from violent terrorist trends, even if they were in the form of governments, and formed a terrorist ideology with a religious cover.

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