Judeo-Christian Values?
A Confessional Lutheran Reckoning with Dispensationalism, Christian Zionism, and the Gospel They Replaced
For two centuries, a particular way of reading the Bible — dispensationalism, and the Christian Zionism it produced — has shaped how millions of American Christians understand Israel, the end times, and the Gospel itself. Most inherited it without ever being told it was an interpretation, let alone a recent one.
Judeo-Christian Values? examines where that system came from, what Scripture actually says about the promises to Abraham and their fulfillment in Christ, and how the historic church — including the Lutheran confessions — has always read those texts. The question mark in the title is doing real work: this book asks readers to test a phrase they have heard all their lives against the Scriptures it claims to summarize.
This is not a polemic against people. It is a patient untangling, written for readers who suspect the system they were handed has obscured something better — and who want the Gospel back, whole.