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'''Army of God''' is a fundimentalist Christian organization that targets many ideologies that they dislike. They have even used gun threats and violence in their videos and have even stalked people. [[Eric Rudolph]] and [[Scott Roeder]] are two terrorists connected to them. | '''Army of God''' is a fundimentalist Christian organization that targets many ideologies that they dislike. They have even used gun threats and violence in their videos and have even stalked people. [[Eric Rudolph]] and [[Scott Roeder]] are two terrorists connected to them. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:05, 13 April 2020
Army of God is a fundimentalist Christian organization that targets many ideologies that they dislike. They have even used gun threats and violence in their videos and have even stalked people. Eric Rudolph and Scott Roeder are two terrorists connected to them.
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