People of the Land: A Twenty-First Century Case for Christian Zionism
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People of the Land: A Twenty-First Century Case for Christian Zionism was a conference hosted by the Institute on Religion and Democracy held in Washington, DC on April 17, 2015.[1]
The conference website provides the following description:
- Can Christian Zionism be defended in the twenty-first century? Theologically? Historically? Can it be defended in ways that are consistent with Jewish and Christian scriptures? Are its legal, moral, and political outworkings compatible with the ideals of the biblical covenant?
- Come hear leading scholars and experts wrestle with these topics as they move beyond old assumptions and explore what may be one of the most profound questions facing the New Testament church: how do we as Christians respond to the fact that millions of Jews once scattered around the world have returned to their ancient homeland and established a modern nation-state?[1]
Attendees
- Julian Dobbs - Anglican Church in North America
- David Rudolph - Messianic Jewish Theological Institute
- Robert Benne - Roanoke College
- Craig Blaising - Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
- Darrell Bock - Dallas Theological Seminary
- Shadi Khalloul - Aramaic Christian Association in Israel
- Mark S. Kinzer - Messianic Jewish Theological Institute
- Gerald R. McDermott - Roanoke College
- Robert Nicholson - The Philos Project
- Mark Tooley - Institute on Religion and Democracy
- Joel Willitts - North Park University
Contact
- Website: http://christiansandisrael.org/
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLnkneuBo_XO5WXi7AMCavJtWJbkQwcJ5Y&v=C-Ulm5AcECM
Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 People of the Land: A Twenty-First Century Case for Christian Zionism Website People of the Land: A Twenty-First Century Case for Christian Zionism. Accessed 22 June 2015.
