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Frank Schaeffer warns of religious right violence: ‘Anyone can be killed’
Oct 15 2009, Brandon

Frank Schaeffer is an outspoken critic of the politicized Christian evangelical right. He sees the “End Times” movement as anti-Semitic. He fears that a right-wing terrorist might assassinate the President of the United States.

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