Rev. William E. Alberts

United Methodist minister Rev. William E. Alberts accuses some of Bush's followers of upholding a "super religion displaying tendencies similar to Hitler's super race with its fascist ideology of superiority."

United Methodist minister Rev. William E. Alberts accuses some of Bush's followers of upholding a "super religion displaying tendencies similar to Hitler's super race with its fascist ideology of superiority."
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But then you have the above-quoted Methodist minister Rev. William E. Alberts too.The problem is not any specific religion but the specific necessity of crisis-ridden capitalism to transform the world, exploiting religion whenever it's useful to do so.Hitler embarked on his world-transforming mission depicting himself as devout God-fearing man; in Mein Kampf he refers repeatedly to "the Lord," "the Almighty," and Jesus as "the great founder of a new doctrine.""I am fighting for the work of the Lord," he declared, and a whole lot of German Christians, Protestants and Catholics, believed him.

United Methodist minister Rev. William E. Alberts accuses some of Bush's followers of upholding a "super religion displaying tendencies similar to
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then you have the above-quoted Methodist minister Rev. William E. Alberts too.

United Methodist minister Rev. William E. Alberts accuses some of Bush's followers of upholding a 'super religion displaying tendencies similar to Hitler's super race with its fascist ideology of superiority.'" (4/12)

United Methodist minister Rev. William E. Alberts accuses some of Bush's followers of upholding a "super religion displaying tendencies similar to Hitler's super race with its fascist ideology of superiority."
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But then you have the above-quoted Methodist minister Rev. William E. Alberts too.The problem is not any specific religion but the specific necessity of crisis-ridden capitalism to transform the world, exploiting religion whenever it's useful to do so.Hitler embarked on his world-transforming mission depicting himself as devout God-fearing man; in Mein Kampf he refers repeatedly to "the Lord," "the Almighty," and Jesus as "the great founder of a new doctrine.""I am fighting for the work of the Lord," he declared, and a whole lot of German Christians, Protestants and Catholics, believed him.

By William E. Alberts, Ph. D, fourth minister (1978-1991), Community Church of Boston

United Methodist minister Rev. William E. Alberts accuses some of Bush's followers of upholding a "super religion displaying tendencies similar to Hitler's super race with its fascist ideology of superiority."

United Methodist minister Rev. William E. Alberts accuses some of Bush's followers of upholding a "super religion displaying tendencies similar to Hitler's super race with its fascist ideology of superiority."Meanwhile the ...

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William E. Alberts, Ph. D, fourth minister (1978-1991), Community Church of Boston

Will be out in the summer.He came to New Jersey to film part of it.
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United Methodist minister Rev. William E. Alberts accuses some of Bush's followers of upholding a "super religion displaying tendencies similar to Hitler's super race with its fascist ideology of superiority."