Faith
Believers Stand Firm as Faith Outshines Power in Dark Times
Faith Facts:
- Netanyahu cited historian Will Durant when discussing the tension between power and morality.
- He clarified he did not intend to denigrate Jesus Christ, but to stress the need to defend civilization against evil.
- Christian commentators emphasized that Christ’s kingdom and the Gospel’s victory surpass earthly military might.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced criticism after citing historian Will Durant regarding the struggle between power and morality.
Netanyahu clarified his intent was to emphasize the necessity of strength in defending civilization against evil.
Critics argued that comparing Christ’s influence to conquerors like Genghis Khan overlooks the Gospel’s eternal victory.
Faithful believers maintained that the power of the Cross transcends earthly military might and secular historical analysis.
- Benjamin Netanyahu cited historian Will Durant to argue that aggression often overcomes moderation.
- The Prime Minister clarified he did not intend to denigrate Jesus Christ, but to highlight the need for national defense.
- Christian commentators noted that while world history values force, Christ’s kingdom is built on divine logic that overcomes the world.
Our faith teaches us that while we must stand against darkness, the ultimate victory belongs to the Prince of Peace who has already conquered the world.