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The Book Of Joshua
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Then there are religious zealots I would use even stronger terms who uh use uh the Book of Joshua which is uh 2,700 years ago that said well God gave us everything from uh from uh the river in Egypt meaning the Nile to the Euphrates.
Jeffrey Sachs · Candace · Dec 2024 Listen at 28:51 Why people recommend it
The Book Of Joshua is an ancient biblical text detailing the Israelites' entry into the land of Canaan and the territorial conquests that followed. On Candace and The Tucker Carlson Show, Jeffrey Sachs referenced the ancient text while discussing the historical and modern implications of religious zealotry and territorial claims in the Middle East. During these appearances, which included a played video clip and a direct interview, he explained how historical religious scriptures from thousands of years ago are sometimes invoked to justify modern geopolitical borders and expansionist philosophies reaching from the Nile to the Euphrates. The ancient book was cited to illustrate how centuries-old religious narratives continue to influence contemporary political ideologies and fuel ongoing conflicts in the region. By examining the text in the context of modern international relations, the discussions highlighted the dangerous intersection of ancient religious scripture and present-day foreign policy, providing listeners with a critical historical perspective on the ideological roots underpinning territorial disputes and the persistent motivations driving conflict in the modern Middle East.
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Jeffrey Sachs then there are religious zealots I would use even stronger terms who uh use uh the Book of Joshua which is… 2
“then there are religious zealots I would use even stronger terms who uh use uh the Book of Joshua which is uh 2,700 years ago that said well God gave us everything from uh from uh the river in Egypt meaning the Nile to the Euphrates”
“The Book of Joshua, which is 2700 years ago, that said, well, God gave us everything from from the river in Egypt, meaning the Nile to the Euphrates.”
