The Iran Uprising Viewed from China
Beijing won’t save the regime, but it will suffer from its collapse.
January 13, 2026
“At a minimum, American Christians should be just in our dealings with Israel.”
Recently, a small group of American Christian figures with disproportionate online presence—many of them Protestants associated with the movement known as Christian nationalism—have begun proclaiming Christian Zionism a heresy. This position, recently echoed by Tucker Carlson, isn’t a theological abstraction, but inevitably accompanies anti-Semitism and deranged beliefs about Israel. Jay W. Richards refutes the claims of heresy on scriptural grounds, provides a clear definition and concise history of Christian Zionism, and explains that this belief doesn’t necessarily entail eschatological claims about the significance of Israel’s founding.
Beijing won’t save the regime, but it will suffer from its collapse.
“Devastated but ready to rebuild.”
“At a minimum, American Christians should be just in our dealings with Israel.”
The antithesis of idolatry.
Not Without My Daughter.
Recently, a small group of American Christian figures with disproportionate online presence—many of them Protestants associated with the movement known as Christian nationalism—have begun proclaiming Christian Zionism a heresy. This position, recently echoed by Tucker Carlson, isn’t a theological abstraction, but inevitably accompanies anti-Semitism and deranged beliefs about Israel. Jay W. Richards refutes the claims of heresy on scriptural grounds, provides a clear definition and concise history of Christian Zionism, and explains that this belief doesn’t necessarily entail eschatological claims about the significance of Israel’s founding.
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