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On today’s episode, we discuss the rise of anti‑Semitism on parts of the contemporary right, especially online, and how it often hides behind labels like “anti‑Zionist” or attacks on dispensational theology. James explains how his time on X revealed a growing chorus—from influencers like Candace Owens to assorted “Insta Barbie” types—blaming “Scofield Bibles” and dispensationalists for American support of Israel, and why that concerns him more than honest doctrinal disagreement. The panel then unpacks replacement theology, clarifying that older Catholic ideas about the Church “replacing” Israel and about governments being subordinate to Rome (integralism) were explicitly reworked or rejected at Vatican II in favor of covenant language that still leaves room for Israel in God’s purposes. Jimmy and James Wilkerson contrast this with their own positions, noting that while the New Covenant erases spiritual distinctions in Christ, they still see a unique, unfinished role for ethnic Israel in salvation history. They also highlight how some fringe Catholic traditionalists and online theorists are reviving pre‑Vatican II ideas to justify hostility toward the modern state of Israel and Jews more broadly—often without reflecting the actual, written teaching of today’s Catholic Church. Throughout, the group stresses the difference between robust theological debate and using doctrine as a cover for bigotry, and they urge listeners not to let these ideological fights fracture a broader coalition against communism, Islamism, and other threats they see as more pressing Don't miss it!