Trish Wood
Trish Wood
Father Emmanuel Lemelson
Father Emmanuel Lemelson
Father Emmanuel Lemelson
Friday 27th June 2025
Father Emmanuel Lemelson exposes the spiritual and political issues driving American foreign policy and discusses Israel's Gaza debasement.
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Episode Overview
- Father Emmanuel Lemelson challenges evangelical Zionism's influence.
- Discussion on Israel's ongoing conflict in Gaza.
- Critique of Mark Carney's globalist stance.
- Exploration of Christian Zionism's historical roots.
- Impact of religion on mental health and societal values.
Where is the sorrow and the sense of repentance amongst the Evangelicals while they're beating the war drum for innocent women and children to die?
In this episode of 'Trish Wood is Critical,' Father Emmanuel Lemelson, a Christian Orthodox priest, delves into the complexities of evangelical Zionism and its profound influence on American foreign policy. With a focus on the spiritual and moral implications, Father Lemelson offers a critical perspective on how these religious movements have shaped geopolitical strategies, particularly in relation to Israel and Palestine.
The discussion transitions to the current situation in Gaza, where Father Lemelson decries the ongoing violence and humanitarian crisis, highlighting the moral obligations that often get overshadowed by political agendas. He emphasizes the need for empathy and sorrow for the innocent lives affected by the conflict, urging listeners to consider the teachings of Christ and the Bible in their understanding of these events.
Trish Wood also touches on the broader theme of globalism, critiquing figures like Mark Carney for their push towards aligning Canada more closely with Europe rather than with the United States. This conversation raises questions about national identity and the economic impacts of globalist policies, suggesting a disconnect between the political elite and the general populace.
The episode further explores the historical roots of Christian Zionism, tracing its influence back to the Balfour Declaration and the establishment of a Jewish homeland in Palestine, which has had lasting effects on international relations and perceptions. Lastly, the podcast reflects on the role of religion in mental health, discussing how spiritual beliefs can influence emotional and psychological well-being.
Father Lemelson argues that a misunderstanding of God's nature can lead to manipulation and societal harm, calling for a return to simple, authentic faith. Overall, this episode provides an insightful critique of the intersections between religion, politics, and globalism, encouraging listeners to maintain critical thinking and seek truth over tribalism.