As a Catholic, I am not a Dispensationalist. I think that the gentleman (using the term loosely) is being unkind. While I do not believe as you do, and may likely from time to time have a civil argument with folks, there’s no sense in engaging in mockery. And that’s what this guy’s doing.
It is a shame that he is apparently being tolerated for that sort of stuff. Can you affect this by contacting his superiors?
And really, when it comes to Israel, it’s a civilized country, a parliamentary democracy in the midst of a sea of nastiness. They’re our allies. As such, we should support them. The Palestinians came back, largely, when an opportunity to take become “victims” coincided with being pushed out of Jordan and elsewhere. The islamists believe that if islam rules over a place once, that it must always rule over it. Waffleheads.
This was just an example I was using for discussion. One of the things that concerns me is this seems to be more common of an attitude coming from theology schools, even ones we consider Conservative. Liberal agendas are tempering faith. Like this author, they mock Right leaning Christians on everything from environmental issues to the death penalty and international affairs. Worse, they are coming out of these schools not just with these thoughts, but as liberal activists who are going after Christians politically.
The person I got this from is a liberal whose son just graduated w/ a PhD in Theology from Wake Forest and will be teaching at a Conservative Bible College. This guy is far more of a liberal activist than he is a Christian leader, yet he will be 'training' future Christian leaders.