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The Catholic Church's Powerful Publishing Arm in the South
24:38 - 28:45 (04:06)
The Catholic Church in the South has a powerful publishing arm that allows them to push out newspapers and magazines, in addition to setting up schools with the help of slave money.
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In the mid 1800s, wealthy institutions backed by slave money, such as schools and publishing arms, arose in the South and pushed for the support of slavery as a religious creed for institutions like the Southern Baptists.
24:38 - 26:21 (01:42)
Slavery
Summary
In the mid 1800s, wealthy institutions backed by slave money, such as schools and publishing arms, arose in the South and pushed for the support of slavery as a religious creed for institutions like the Southern Baptists.
ChapterThe Catholic Church's Powerful Publishing Arm in the South
EpisodePart One: How The Southern Baptist Convention Was Taken Over By Republicans and Child Molesters
PodcastBehind the Bastards
John Broadus, the founder of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, wrote and submitted a resolution in support of the Confederacy during an 1863 meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention.
26:21 - 28:45 (02:24)
Southern Baptist Convention
Summary
John Broadus, the founder of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, wrote and submitted a resolution in support of the Confederacy during an 1863 meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention.