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Christianity influenced the creation of state. This is because many Christians identified Israel as the birth place of Jesus.

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Christianity stared in Israel. After the death of Christ.


Where was Christianity founed?

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Well currently there is an interesting situation with the supporters of Israel and how it influences Christianity. I'm going to hit you with a strange fact. The largest supporters of Israel are evangelical christians. The reason for this is because in the bible it is stated that the formation of a Jewish state in Israel will bring about armageddon and the second coming of Christ. So currently it influences Christianity pretty heavily