Well, howdy and welcome to the Mark Driscoll show where bold truth meets biblical wisdom.

I'm Pastor Landon Chase, joined as always by Pastor Mark Driscoll.

Today we're diving into a whirlwind of stories shaking the church and culture from Tucker Carlson's viral clash with Nick Fuentes over Christian Zionism to the steep decline of the biblical church to Vice President J.D. Vance's viral moment about faith and

marriage. We'll also look at President Trump's warning to Nigeria over the attacks on Christians

and what this means for believers around the world. We'll buckle up and we're going to jump right in. What I do think is bad, just objectively bad and destructive, is the all Jews are guilty, or all anybody is guilty of anything.

We don't believe that as Christians.

I mean, my hero in life is Paul, a Pharisee.

As a Catholic, I could not agree more with you.

I love all people. Even the ones that don't like us.

We have to love them all, and we have to recognize that we're required to.

Yes, and especially Aquinas says the Jews are a witness people,

and so they actually have special protections under the law, according to Catholic philosophy.

The idea that neoconservatism and Israel has nothing to do

with Jewishness, Jewish identity, the Jewish religion, because clearly the state of Israel and

the neocons are deeply motivated by that ethnic identity, and their allegiance to Israel proceeds from

that. The blood and soil nationalism of Israel,

it stems from this ethno religion, which is Judaism. Well, this is, you know, just BLM, the new

version. This is identity politics. They're engaging in identity politics. I think that neoconservatism,

it arises from Jewish leftists who were mugged by reality when they saw the surprise attack in the

Yom Kippur War.

Then like, how do you explain Mike Huckabee, Ted Cruz, and there are a lot like that John Bolton.

I mean, I've known them all George W. Bush, like Carl Rove.

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