It’s been 2yrs since 10/7 & the world has changed for Israel. Their American stronghold is fading. But how did it start? How did they become so powerful in the US?

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It’s been 2yrs since 10/7 & the world has changed for Israel. Their American stronghold is fading. But how did it start? How did they become so powerful in the US? Let’s examine the Universal Law of Game Theory to the Rise of Christian Zionism & watch a clip of Tucker Carlson’s opposition to Christian Zionism along with examples of video titles published by the Christian Zionists TV network, Daystar. I would love to hear your thoughts ————— We are going to apply the Universal Law of Game Theory as discussed by Prof. Jiang Xueqin, to analyze the global rise of Christian Zionism, a theological movement asserting that the modern & secular state of Israel fulfills biblical prophecies about the return of Jews to the Holy Land, paving the way for the 2nd Coming of Christ. The study examines how Christian Zionism which diverges from traditional Christianity by prioritizing Jewish restoration over universal salvation, originated in 19th-century Britain, achieved significant geopolitical influence, particularly in the US, by optimizing the 3 variables of the game theory equation. The Universal Law of Game Theory defines power as the product of Mass (resources, population), Energy (motivation, innovation), and Coordination (unified action): Power = Mass x Energy x Coordination Jiang uses this law to explain how Christian Zionism transformed from a marginal theology to a force shaping US foreign policy and global evangelical movements. 1. Mass Christian Zionism began with limited mass in the 1830s under John Nelson Darby’s dispensationalist theology, confined to small British congregations. Its spread to the US via the Scofield Bible (1909) expanded its reach, growing to 50 million American evangelicals by the 1980s. Organizations like Christians United for Israel (CUFI), with over 10 million members by 2024, and access to media networks like Daystar and political lobbies, significantly increased its mass. Per the law of game theory, this provided the raw potential for influence, though it required activation. 2. Energy The movement’s energy stemmed from apocalyptic theology, interpreting Israel’s 1948 establishment and the 1967 Six-Day War as divine fulfillments of prophecy. This fueled intense activism, amplified by Cold War anti-communism and televangelists like Pat Robertson and Jerry Falwell. Hal Lindsey’s The Late Great Planet Earth (1970), selling 28 million copies, sustained this fervor. Ronald Reagan, a believer in end-times prophecy, reflected this energy, reportedly discussing Armageddon in policy contexts, reinforcing pro-Israel stances. Jiang highlights energy as the force converting mass into action, though it risks dissipation without structure. 3. Coordination Coordination (most important) was the decisive factor. A shared end-times narrative unified evangelicals, politicians, and donors into a cohesive force, akin to Jiang’s “superorganism.” Groups like the Moral Majority and CUFI aligned efforts, securing $3.8 billion in annual US aid to Israel and influencing policy through disciplined messaging. In contrast, rivals like Palestinian advocacy groups often lacked comparable unity, resulting in lower power output despite significant mass and energy. Jiang’s law underscores coordination as the critical multiplier. Christian Zionism’s rise exemplifies the Universal Law of Game Theory. Its initially modest mass was amplified by high energy (prophetic conviction) and exceptional coordination (unified theology and lobbying). This enabled disproportionate influence, embedding pro-Israel policies in US politics and exporting the ideology globally through evangelical networks in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. However, weaknesses include declining energy among younger generations and risks of coordination fractures due to theological or political disputes, which could reduce power to zero per the equation. This risk provides better understanding of Israel’s hyper-focus on Christian Zionists & their Gen Z cohort.

12:01 AM · Oct 8, 2025

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