American Christian Zionism is a blend of 19th-century dispensational theology, 20th-century doctrinal dissemination, Freemasonic symbolism, post-9/11 anti-Muslim propaganda, and ongoing Jewish Zionist political lobbying. Its overarching aim combines theological prophecy with geopolitical objectives: advancing Israel-centric outcomes, influencing US foreign policy, reshaping public perception of interfaith relations, and reinterpreting religious texts to justify political and military actions in the Middle East.
Cyrus Ingerson Scofield (1843–1921), "God’s self-made man," theologian, minister, heavy drinker, charlatan, conman, and convicted criminal, still celebrated by millions in the US for authoring his best-selling dispensational Scofield Bible,
giving rise to American Christian Zionism. The Rothschilds paying him has been officially debunked—of course.
American Christian Zionism traces back to the early 1800s with John Nelson Darby, (1800-1882), an Irish priest who developed Dispensationalism (Darbyism), a theological system combining various religious doctrines into a structured belief that Jesus will return twice: first to rapture Christians to heaven, and second to redeem Jews in Israel after a period of tribulation. Darby’s ideas gained limited early traction until Cyrus Scofield a former convict with no formal degrees who claimed the title “Dr.,” adopted them. With the assistance of a powerful lawyer who was both a Zionist and a member of New York’s Lotus Club, Scofield secured a contract with British Oxford University Press in 1908 to publish his Scofield Bible, which incorporated Darby’s ideas as footnotes, presenting them as part of the biblical text. Oxford University Press distributed approximately one million copies in the early 1900s to embed the doctrine in Christian churches and seminaries. Dispensationalism achieved mass popularity in the 1970s through Hal Lindsey’s The Late, Great Planet Earth, which sold 40 million copies in the US and repackaged Scofield’s teachings.
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sacrifice red heifer, imported from Texas, to hasten Armageddon. Ritual calls for demolition of Al Aqsa Mosque, one of Islam's holiest sites, and construction of Third Temple in its place.
Prominent modern American Christian Zionists, who also identify as Evangelicals or simply Christians—such as John Hagee (and others like Billy Graham, Pat Robertson, Jerry Falwell Sr., Franklin Graham, and Mike Evans)—along with Hagee’s organization, Christians United for Israel, often have ties to Freemasonry, which is symbolically centered on Solomon’s Temple. Many Freemasons seek “secret forbidden knowledge” believed to have been buried beneath the Temple Mount. Since the al-Aqsa Mosque and the Dome of the Rock currently occupy the site, Christian Zionists and affiliated Freemasons aim to remove these structures to construct a third temple—a goal not mandated by the Bible, representing a self-fulfilling prophecy. This objective also motivates efforts to displace Muslims who guard the Temple Mount.
'Greater Israel' extremist, US Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, 2025.
The ideology also intersects with political influence in the United States. The concept of a “Judeo-Christian "tradition", "shared values", and "civilization”
is a recent Zionist-invented propaganda scheme used to claim ownership
of America’s Christian religious heritage, to pervert it, and to justify US foreign policy and the transfer of billions of taxpayer dollars in
support of Israel. US presidents and presidential candidates are often
characterized as “Zionist puppets” acting to fulfill Christian Zionist
prophecies. Christian Zionist narratives have been invoked to justify
military action in Israel and the Palestinian territories, including
through reinterpretation of Old Testament scripture. Israeli leaders compare Palestinians to the biblical Amaleks,
ancient enemies of the Hebrews whom God instructed King Saul to
destroy, including their children. While Palestinians are not
historically Amaleks, this reinterpretation functions as religious and
political justification for contemporary Israeli violence, assasinations, war, and genocide.
American Christian
Zionism also connects to the broader history of religious and political
dynamics in Jerusalem. Since Saladin's conquest of the Crusader states in 1187, Muslim families have served as custodians of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and have held its keys, a nearly thousand-year tradition that exemplifies longstanding interfaith protection and counters modern portrayals of Christian-Muslim conflict. Especially since 1948, American Christian Zionism, however, frames Jerusalem and the Temple Mount through the Israeli Zionist lens of prophecy, Freemasonic symbolism, and geopolitical strategy, portraying Muslims as absolute evil and as enemies of ‘Judeo-Christian values and civilization’ at large. The Gaza Strip, which is only 365 square kilometers in size, was forcefully packed with over 2 million Palestinians. Currently, Israeli forces are demolishing the homes of Gazans in preparation for building concentration camps. It is hard to imagine such hasty actions could still occur today—actions even more severe than those of the German Nazis. The territory of Palestine will be entirely consumed, and this nation will slowly perish. Israel has not only a military edge but also full US backing. — Xinhua News Agency, September 15, 2025.
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