Last Updated on August 4, 2018
Writing at Talk to Action, Bruce Wilson exposes the Christian Jihad meetings taking place after hours in America’s public schools. Good News Clubs and other Christian fundamentalist indoctrination like Child Evangelism Fellowship, reports Wilson, are using the public schools to generate support for murder of non-believers worldwide–a legacy concept that in earlier times engendered genocide against Native Americans. As part of the New Apostolic Reformation that propelled theocratic politicians like Sarah Palin into the mainstream media, American evangelicalism is reinvigorated by their Biblical-oriented calls to crusade.
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