In his recent interview with Nick Fuentes, Tucker Carlson proclaimed that those of us who believe God will keep His promises to Israel are perpetrating a “Christian heresy.” He said we are mentally ill — suffering from a “brain virus.” But he seems to have no problem with Fuentes, a man who says Hitler “was cool” and calls himself a “Stalin admirer.” Fuentes might like Sharia Law, too. He says, “Rape is not so big a deal” and “the Holocaust didn't happen.” He says that Kanye West, an avowed Nazi and admirer of Hitler, should be the next President of the United States. He wants the death penalty for all “perfidious Jews.” Carlson did not confront Fuentes on these extremist positions. Instead, he repeatedly emphasized areas where he and Fuentes agree — particularly on the evils of Israel.
The most striking thing about the global situation right now, the thing that takes one’s breath away, is that the dominos are laid out in the very pattern predicted by the Bible 2,000 years ago.
The Pretribulation Rapture is regularly attacked in our day. Men rail against it in books and magazine articles, on social media, in radio programs and podcasts, in YouTube videos and TV shows.