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[[Image:Phelps.jpg|right|thumb|Fred Phelps giving an interview in 2000]]'''Fred Phelps''' along with similar outspoken Christians such as [[Jerry Falwell]], [[Adolf Hitler]] and The Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan is considered to be a hero in [[Conservative]] culture. As with the others, he correctly interprets the message of [[hate]] from the Bible and has no time for the [[politically correct]] [[liberal]] lies about "love" and "tolerance". A recent survey has shown that Fred Phelps is an even more popular poster pin up than [[Hitler]] in Conservative households in the US - not a small achievement as Adolf "Sensitive Man" Hitler has already topped women's polls as to "My Ideal Conservative Husband".
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[[Image:Phelps.jpg|right|thumb|Fred Phelps giving an interview in 2000]]'''Fred Phelps''' is an extremist whose rallies display signs with highly inflammatory statements. He holds to a hyper-Calvinistic viewpoint which is generally regarded as far outside of mainstream Christianity by most Christian scholars.  Phelps is founder and pastor of the Westboro Baptist Church in Topeka, [[Kansas]], most of whose congregants are related to Phelps either by blood or marriage.
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He holds to a hyper-Calvinistic viewpoint which is generally regarded as far outside of mainstream Christianity by most Christian scholars.  Phelps is founder and pastor of the Westboro Baptist Church in Topeka, [[Kansas]], most of whose congregants are related to Phelps either by blood or marriage.
   
    
 
    
 
Phelps has openly denounced the Catholic Church and Episcopal Church and has made claims these religious organizations tolerate and harbor homosexuals and pedophiles.
 
Phelps has openly denounced the Catholic Church and Episcopal Church and has made claims these religious organizations tolerate and harbor homosexuals and pedophiles.
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