S2 Ep42: Evangelicals and Israel: What the Data Shows, Featuring Moti Inbari
Regent Israel Institute PodcastShow Notes
In this episode, recorded at the annual National Religious Broadcasters convention, Dr. Nolte sits down with scholar of Christian Zionism Dr. Moti Inbari. Dr. Inbari and his research partner, Dr. Kiril Bumin, recently released results of a rigorous survey of Christian attitudes toward Israel before, during, and after October 7 and the related war. Using the data, they dispel myths about Christian attitudes toward Israel, and examine both enduring reasons Christian support, and the changing landscape of Gen Z Christians. The full survey can be found here.
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