With a woman-a-look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with a point.

Recently, on the Deep Map podcast, Robert Nicholson founder of the Philos Project, a Christian

Middle East advocacy group said that he finds it, quote, amazing, that the people who climb

to love Palestinians don't know anything about them, and they're not even trying to learn,

end quote.

In the interview, Nicholson emphasized the findings of the Palestinian Center for Policy

and Survey Research.

For example, over two-thirds of Palestinians reject the two-state solution.

58% support armed confrontation, and even more shocking, two-thirds support armed attacks

on Israeli civilians.

Along with the capacity of following humans to do evil, there's also the power of cultural

ideology.

Radical Islamic ideology, such as this held by Hamas, has shaped that region for a long

time.

However, the Westerners' shape by secularism tend to think of religion as just personal

and private, which makes all the terror that was carried out in Israel even harder for

them to understand.

For the Carlson Center, I'm John Stone Street.