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Quote by E. Haldeman-Julius

“It is an absurd fiction that the churches are useful. They are nothing more than propaganda centers for superstitious faiths and doctrines. Church members have a right to believe in and propagate their various doctrines. But they should pay every item of the cost, of this propaganda, including fair taxation for all church property.”

Quote by E. Haldeman-Julius

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E. Haldeman-Julius

E. Haldeman-Julius was an American writer known for his contributions to socialist literature. Born on July 30, 1889, and passing away on July 31, 1951, he was a prolific author and publisher. Haldeman-Julius's work was focused on promoting socialist ideals and labor rights, and he played a significant role in the socialist movement of the early 20th century. more

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