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| − | In 1934, [[John R. Rice]] (1895-1980) founded '''''The Sword of the Lord,''''' a bi-weekly publication that has grown into the foremost Fundamentalist newsletter in the world. With Rice as editor until his death, it vigorously exposed the evils of liberalism | + | In 1934, [[John R. Rice]] (1895-1980) founded '''''The Sword of the Lord,''''' a bi-weekly publication that has grown into the foremost Fundamentalist newsletter in the world. With Rice as editor until his death, it vigorously exposed the evils of liberalism and Communism (as well as the supposed evils of Catholicism and the civil rights movement), and various other vices, including dancing, alcohol, smoking, and motion pictures. |
[[Category:Christian Media]] | [[Category:Christian Media]] | ||
[[Category:Fundamentalism]] | [[Category:Fundamentalism]] | ||
[[Category:Religion and Politics]] | [[Category:Religion and Politics]] | ||
Revision as of 16:23, February 15, 2010
In 1934, John R. Rice (1895-1980) founded The Sword of the Lord, a bi-weekly publication that has grown into the foremost Fundamentalist newsletter in the world. With Rice as editor until his death, it vigorously exposed the evils of liberalism and Communism (as well as the supposed evils of Catholicism and the civil rights movement), and various other vices, including dancing, alcohol, smoking, and motion pictures.