This Killed Our Faith
March 17, 2026
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World Wars, Spiritualism’s Rise, and Modern Disillusionment with Christianity
The script discusses how spiritualism and mediumship surged after World War II as grieving families sought contact with loved ones, arguing this coincided with Europe’s growing disillusionment with Christianity after the mass slaughter, technological horrors of war, and societal collapse following World Wars I and II. It describes Europe as once cohesive and broadly Christian, then fractured by war, the rise of communism and fascism, the Iron Curtain, and long-lasting guilt and propaganda that encouraged secular nihilism and openness to alternative mysticisms and globalist ideas. The conversation then shifts to whether Israeli leaders believe messianic prophecies, claiming some are driven by Kabbalah-related cult ideologies, others are naive or traditional, and that political leaders may exploit religious beliefs and postwar guilt to advance state-building and conflict, portraying the situation as a complex web of deception and competing motives.
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