
This is the podcast of the Institute for the Study of Christian Zionism.
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| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | a year ago |
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This month we're diving into one of the most pervasive and dangerous distortions in American religious and political discourse: the problem of Zionism in US media and publishing. In conversations about Palestine and Israel, many people encounter not ... more
This month we sat down with Rev. Gerlyn Henry, Dr. Christine Pae, and Jessica Sun to talk about the manifestations of Christian Zionism within Asian and Asian American communities. On the one hand, Christian Zionism in Asia is a growing movement that... more
Today, on the 78th Nakba Day (May 15, 2026), we welcome Mark Charles, Shadia Qubti, and Rev. Dr. Robert O. Smith to the podcast, each representing different Indigenous perspectives on the problem of Christian Zionism and what can be done to give peop... more
In this episode, we are excited to connect with Rev. Dr. Cláudio Carvalhaes, Rev. Dr. Crystal Silva-McCormick, and Dr. Nicolás Panotto, for what promises to be a fascinating conversation exploring the influence and impact of Christian Zionism in Lati... more
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This is a great podcast! The guests are true experts in the subject. I really admire their dedication to speaking the truth even at risk to their employment and standing in their faith communities. In their discussions they keep a hopeful attitude which is so helpful as I search for a way to help oppressed Palestinian families.
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This show consistently mines the intersections of theology, politics, and justice through conversations about Christian Zionism, Palestine solidarity, and liberation frameworks. Episodes span a wide geographic and topical range—from Indigenous perspectives and Black religious thought to Latin American contexts and US theological education—highlighting how Zionist narratives have shaped policy, land rights, and church life. Across conversations, the program tends to center critical analysis, decolonial approaches, and concrete strategies for faith communities to support Palestinian liberation, while foregrounding lived experiences from clergy, scholars, journalists, and activists. A notable throughline is the call for justice-centered interp... more
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Recent guests on Bad Theology: Busted include:
1. Gerlyn Henry
2. Christine Pae
3. Jessica Sun
4. Mark Charles
5. Shadia Qubti
6. Robert O. Smith
7. Cláudio Carvalhaes
8. Crystal Silva-McCormick
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