The Christian voice must return to the dangerous middle ground

When everyone is an extremist, George Pitcher argues it’s time for Christians to reclaim the middle ground

I’m an extremist. Or at least I seem to be to all the other extremists I know, which sometimes seems to be pretty much everybody. 

If I’m (very) critical of the state of Israel’s attempted erasure of Gaza, I’m called an antisemite. If I say that Hamas has to be erased from political governance in the Middle East, I’m called an islamophobe. For the record, I hold both positions.