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How the KKK Got Its Way on Separation of Church and State
Acton Institute ^
| December 19, 2013
| JOE CARTER
Posted on 12/19/2013 3:44:19 PM PST by NYer
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To: piusv; Biggirl; Salvation
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12/19/2013 7:04:22 PM PST
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ebb tide
To: NYer
The nineteenth century Klan was neither anti-Catholic nor anti-Jewish (it had Catholic and Jewish members) and was never part of any "nativist" movement. This is just downright sloppy history, amalgamating the original Klan with the one founded in 1915.
The Klan founded in 1915 was, however, very anti-Catholic. In fact, Catholics were its chief target during the KKK's heyday--the 1920's.
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12/19/2013 7:50:12 PM PST
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Zionist Conspirator
(The Left: speaking power to truth since Shevirat HaKelim.)
To: ravenwolf
The Supreme Court building has a representation of Moses with the 10 Commandments.
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12/19/2013 9:14:59 PM PST
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donmeaker
(The lessons of Weimar will soon be relearned.)
To: donmeaker
The Supreme Court building has a representation of Moses with the 10 Commandments.
Yeah, and then they force ( i think it was ) the state of Alabama to remove the ten commandments from their Capital building.
To: NYer
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12/21/2013 6:46:51 PM PST
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AllAmericanGirl44
(Wishing all a very Merry Christmas)
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