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Christian Propaganda Posters


This link will take you to a collection of propaganda posters from the WW I
and WW II era, modified to express American Christian ideas.
Each has some commentary by one Austin Cline, who is a Director for the
Council for Secular Humanism and a former Publicity Coordinator for the
CampusFreethought Alliance. His commentary concerning the dangerous
road down which the Christian Right would lead this country is dead on. His line that says "If Fascism Comes to America, It Will Come Wrapped in the Flag & Carrying the Cross," is particularly prescient.
Go there now and give it a read.
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