# audience_question/theology of war; American foreign policy and the "fluid interpretation" of the Bible Mustafa Amiri said: See what illusions they present to the Christian world in the name of "Bible interpretation"? On the one hand, we really see these events happening and happening, and this is somewhat in line with Islamic suggestions. American evangelicals generally have a "fluid interpretation" of biblical concepts. For example, once upon a time, the Antichrist was the Soviet Union. Now he is said to be the savior of Islam. They update. Even now, they extract an atomic world war from a few words in the Bible. We say, where else did you get the atom out of the Bible? According to the time, they interpret fluently. Another example, the White House adviser, John Hagee, says in his speeches: "When Israel is exposed to all-out war, raise your heads and rejoice." Your salvation is near. In addition, the point is not that the events are supposed to happen by themselves, but it is said that these events should be determined and accelerated and push the "world developments" in a direction that moves in the direction of that fluid interpretation. Zionism believes that they "must" hasten the events before the appearance of the savior, but Islam did not approve the killing in the end, but only announced what is the plan of the devils in the world? In order to hasten the events, Zionists believe that they must make the preparations for the Armageddon war and the destruction of the world, and that the world will enter the path of peace and a new world order through war. Israeli Christianity sees the start of war and mass killing as a prelude to the reappearance of the Messiah, but at the height of its Imamate, there is actually no such belief to hasten the appearance of the promised Mahdi. For more information: 1. Dean Pena, "Comparison between the Shiite Imamate Prophecy and Israeli Christianity about the era of Sephirah", Collection of Works of the Theory of Mahdism 13th, vol. 1. 5, p. 158. 2. Azizhani, "Examining Indicators of Christian Fundamentalism in America", Religion and Politics Quarterly, Vol. 2. 19, pp. 71-72. Ahmadwand, "Apocalypse in the eyes of the Israeli Christian school", Mashrek Mwad Quarterly, Volume 1, 2011. 14, pp. 124-99. 3. The book of the Apocalypse according to Zionism, Maarif Publishing (link). See the following article, you will understand better.

# audience_question/theology of war; American foreign policy and the "fluid interpretation" of the Bible Mustafa Amiri said: See what illusions they present to the Christian world in the name of "Bible interpretation"? On the one hand, we really see these events happening and happening, and this is somewhat in line with Islamic suggestions. American evangelicals generally have a "fluid interpretation" of biblical concepts. For example, once upon a time, the Antichrist was the Soviet Union. Now he is said to be the savior of Islam. They update. Even now, they extract an atomic world war from a few words in the Bible. We say, where else did you get the atom out of the Bible? According to the time, they interpret fluently. Another example, the White House adviser, John Hagee, says in his speeches: "When Israel is exposed to all-out war, raise your heads and rejoice." Your salvation is near. In addition, the point is not that the events are supposed to happen by themselves, but it is said that these events should be determined and accelerated and push the "world developments" in a direction that moves in the direction of that fluid interpretation. Zionism believes that they "must" hasten the events before the appearance of the savior, but Islam did not approve the killing in the end, but only announced what is the plan of the devils in the world? In order to hasten the events, Zionists believe that they must make the preparations for the Armageddon war and the destruction of the world, and that the world will enter the path of peace and a new world order through war. Israeli Christianity sees the start of war and mass killing as a prelude to the reappearance of the Messiah, but at the height of its Imamate, there is actually no such belief to hasten the appearance of the promised Mahdi. For more information: 1. Dean Pena, "Comparison between the Shiite Imamate Prophecy and Israeli Christianity about the era of Sephirah", Collection of Works of the Theory of Mahdism 13th, vol. 1. 5, p. 158. 2. Azizhani, "Examining Indicators of Christian Fundamentalism in America", Religion and Politics Quarterly, Vol. 2. 19, pp. 71-72. Ahmadwand, "Apocalypse in the eyes of the Israeli Christian school", Mashrek Mwad Quarterly, Volume 1, 2011. 14, pp. 124-99. 3. The book of the Apocalypse according to Zionism, Maarif Publishing (link). See the following article, you will understand better.