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Theological Amnesia: The Danger of the Church Forgetting Israel
By Decision Magazine - https://harbingersdaily.com/theological-amnesia-the-danger-of-the-church-forgetting-israel/
Amnesia is a medical term describing a partial or total loss of memory. Derived from a Greek word meaning “to forget,” it’s a condition in which a person loses awareness of who they are and what they’ve experienced. King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon offers us a classic illustration of this. In Daniel chapter 4, the mighty monarch temporarily loses his reason and identity, forgetting who he is and the authority he holds.
While the vast majority of evangelical Christians remain steadfast supporters of the state of Israel and defenders of the Jewish people, a small but growing segment of our tribe has developed a troubling case of theological amnesia when it comes to God’s present and future plans for Israel. This forgetfulness is especially alarming at a time when antisemitism is rising worldwide at levels not seen since the Holocaust.
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Why Markets Did Not Collapse Despite the Iran War
by Tania Koenig - https://watch.org/node/139673
After the President’s speech this morning, one question dominated financial discussions across the world: why did global markets remain relatively stable despite a major war involving Iran, Israel, and the United States?
The answer lies in how financial markets actually operate. Markets price probability, not headlines. Investors do not react simply to the existence of war. They react to the likelihood of worst-case outcomes. In this case, traders quickly assessed that the conflict, while serious, is being managed strategically rather than spiraling into an uncontrolled regional catastrophe.
