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Christian Zionism and the rhetoric of preemptive war
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Christian Zionism and the rhetoric of preemptive war

Author: Bill D MoyersJohn HageeTimothy P WeberMichael LernerGail Ablow; et al; All authors
Publisher: Princeton, N.J. : Films for the Humanities & Sciences, 2007.
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Bill Moyers interviews Pastor John Hagee, the leader of Christians United for Israel, historian Timothy Weber, and Rabbi Michael Lerner to examine the support of Israel by fundamentalist Christians in the United States. Moyers also looks at the possibility of the United States preemptively attacking Iran, an agenda supported by Hagee and by some politicians. Also, Moyers looks at the Amish community of Nickel  Read more...
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Named Person: John Hagee
Material Type: Videorecording
Document Type: Visual material
All Authors / Contributors: Bill D Moyers; John Hagee; Timothy P Weber; Michael Lerner; Gail Ablow; Wayne Palmer; et al
ISBN: 1421389703 9781421389707
OCLC Number: 192099599
Notes: Originally aired: October 5, 2007 as an episode of Bill Moyers journal.
Title from DVD label.
Performer(s): Bill Moyers, John Hagee, Timothy Weber, Michael Lerner.
Description: 1 videodisc (58 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
Details: DVD.
Other Titles: Bill Moyers journal
Bill Moyers journal (Television program)
Responsibility: producers, Gail Ablow ... [et al.] ; directed by Wayne Palmer.

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Bill Moyers interviews Pastor John Hagee, the leader of Christians United for Israel, historian Timothy Weber, and Rabbi Michael Lerner to examine the support of Israel by fundamentalist Christians in the United States. Moyers also looks at the possibility of the United States preemptively attacking Iran, an agenda supported by Hagee and by some politicians. Also, Moyers looks at the Amish community of Nickel Mines, Pennsylvania a year after a man opened fire on a schoolroom there, killing five girls. Moyers reports on how that community's embrace of forgiveness has helped them cope with the tragedy.

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