Using Koestler, he argues that Khazaria adopted Judaism because Christianity or Islam would have subordinated it to Byzantium or the Abbasid Caliphate, while Judaism offered neutral monotheistic authority.
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Khazars
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Jiang says the Khazar Empire saw itself as a great power that needed a distinct identity to avoid absorption by Christian Byzantium or the Muslim Abbasids.
He argues the Khazar-Jewish marriage made sense because Khazars gained a religion distinct from neighboring empires and gained the skills of Jewish refugees.
Jiang says Khazars migrated into Eastern Europe after Mongol conquest and became European Jews, with similar cultural practices pointing to a common origin.
He argues that Khazars and ancient Israelites have different genetic origins but share cultural forms, making people a product of culture more than genes.
Jiang says elite overlap among Khazar, Frankist, and Zionist currents makes Israel central to multiple eschatological projects.
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"Christians it's the Antichrist and the Muslims and Muslims too the idea of the Antichrist is identical in Islam that we also accept Jesus..."
"them from God so that they should sin because they would know more about themselves because God doesn't sin because God is the Almighty..."
"Right. So everyone supports Israel because Israel is key to the different eschatologies, okay? So Pax Judaica is an important element in the divine..."
"Jewish interpretation of the end times is the Messiah will come and all Christians will be enslaved and Israel will become the light of..."
"At the beginning of the eighth century, the world was polarized between the two super powers representing Christianity and Islam."
"So, these two powers are the Byzantine Empire as well as the Abbasid Caliphate, okay?"
"...by the classical methods of propaganda, subversion, and military conquest. The Khazar Empire represented a third force which had proved equal to either of..."
"...are Muslim. And these are the two dominant religions. And the Khazars think they're a power, and if they convert to, when they're pagan,..."
"...had been no lack of efforts by either court to convert Khazars to Christianity or Islam, but all they resulted in was the exchange..."
"Okay, so the Khazar empire is very ambitious as well, okay? It sees itself as a great power. Eventually, it wants to unite the..."
"...intimate contacts with the Byzantium and the Caliphate had taught the Khazars at their primitive shamanism was not only barbaric and outdated compared to..."
"...a huge area. This is Ukraine, okay? Modern -day Ukraine, the Khazar Empire. Then you have the Byzantines and you have the Abbasids. And..."
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