Category:British-Israelism

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British-Israelism is an ideology that emerged in the Nineteenth Century, based on the belief that the people of the British Isles are descended from the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel.[1]

Northern Ireland

British-Israelism has played a significant role on the extreme fringe of Ulster Loyalism.[2]

Notes

  1. Michael Barkun, Essay: The Christian Identity Movement, Southern Poverty Law Center, accessed 7 January 2014.
  2. Steve Bruce, RELIGION AND VIOLENCE: THE CASE OF PAISLEY AND ULSTER EVANGELICALS, The Irish Association, accessed 7 January 2013.

Pages in category "British-Israelism"

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