The bible does not talk about white supremacy. There is nothing in there glorifying white people. The people who wrote it probably weren't even white. Klan members being religious Christians is incidental, and of course they're going to try to tie religion into their dumbass beliefs. But the religion is not the cause of the belief. Do you get that??
The Quran DOES glorify jihad. The Quran does glorify Muhammad. The Quran is supposedly the word of God. How can a Muslim disregard the word of God? I mean, many do mental gymnastics to get around the nasty parts of their religion, but not all are so flexible of mind.
Without quotes it's impossible to know who you're even talking to but just to return to the original point:
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Religion became the centerpiece of the second Klan’s platform, and Klansmen showed their allegiance to their faith through church attendance, speeches and writings and the r
ecruitment of ministers as members. Visiting churches to make monetary donations was another method used by Klan members to show their commitment. In Spokane, Washington, two Klansmen dressed in full regalia—white robes with masks over their faces—presented the evangelist George Wood with fifty dollars and a letter affirming the order’s support of the “Christian religion” because of the success of his revival.(3)
..... In Indiana, twelve robed Klansmen gave revivalist Billy Sunday fifty dollars and a similar letter. According to the Miami Herald’s account, the Klan visit shocked Sunday, who could not even read the letter he had been given. The letter praised Sunday’s efforts to promote Christianity in his revivals. Sunday responded, “I am not a member of the Ku Klux Klan, nor am I a member of any secret order, but I have learned more tonight than I ever knew.”(4) Sunday’s surprise at the presence of Klansmen at his revival signaled a lack of knowledge of the order’s Christian foundations.
.... Yet regardless of the opposition the Klan faced in the 1920s, the order and its members remained committed to its vision of Christianity and Americanism. To respond to their critics, the Klan’s leadership engaged the press, hoping to use its influence to defend their ideals and present their own understanding of the benefit of such a movement. William Simmons volunteered for interviews and even testified in front of Congress to defend the Klan. Pro-Klan pastors gave lectures on the “true” nature of the Klan and its benefit for America. The Protestant Christian nature of the Klan was always at the forefront of these debates, and Christianity played a vital role in the development and maintenance of the order. What becomes clear is that Klansmen were supporters of the "Christian religion," and their actions showed their commitment to their understanding of their faith despite the best efforts of their detractors. << ----
Religion and Rise of the Second Ku Klux Klan, 1915-1922
They did a lot of this sort of thing. Here's a story from Oklahoma:
>> City newspapers gave little coverage to the Klan until December 1921, when the Tahlequah Arrow-Democrat ran a brief news item that mentioned the organization’s support of the Salvation Army in Shawnee.
The next issue of the newspaper featured a boxed front-page letter to the editor, signed KLAN, that announced its presence in the former capital of the Cherokee Nation.
Claiming more than 350 loyal supporters in “a real, live, one hundred per cent American organization, composed of red blooded citizens,” the letter proclaimed white supremacy and protested the leniency of “high officials” in their treatment of “‘bootleggers’ and other common criminals.” Whisky peddlers, deadbeats, petty thieves, seducers, wife deserters, home destroyers, gamblers, drunkards, and vulgar-mouthed vultures were advised that the Klan was on their trail.
The letter was accompanied by a $50 check to bring “Good cheer to the homes of the poor in our midst” and an admonition, “Fail not.” Bascom Glaze, editor of the Arrow-Democrat, ever the town booster, commented, “Cherokee County as a whole is far above average, but a few small things that the officers can not control might be remedied.” << --- (
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