Christian Zionism ties closely to dispensationalism, influencing U.S. foreign policy as prominent figures, like Senator Ted Cruz, express unwavering support for Israel based on their faith. This ideology emerged in the 19th century, gaining traction within conservative Protestant circles. Dispensationalism asserts that Israel plays a significant role in the prophetic end-times narrative, shaping the convictions of active voters and policymakers. The popularity of the Left Behind series further solidified these beliefs, integrating them into the political landscape of Evangelical Christianity and its impact on U.S.-Israeli relations.
Christian Zionism leverages a belief in dispensationalism, where Israel's fate is thought to be prophetic and pivotal for the end-times narrative, influencing U.S. foreign policy.
Senator Ted Cruz's allegiance to Israel stems from his Christian faith and interpretation of the Bible, although he struggles to recall specific verses that support his stance.
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