Kerry Noble joins co-hosts Jeff Schoep & Acacia Dietz for episode 19 of #BeyondBarriersPodcast.  Since 2001, Kerry has been speaking out against hate, violence and the  radical right.  Kerry was involved with a group called CSA (Covenant,  Sword & Arm of the Lord) during the late 1970's until they were  raided by the FBI in April of 1985. CSA was a racist, paramilitary,  survivalist, extremist group in rural Arkansas that believed in  Christian Identity (a racist offshoot of Christianity).  In this  episode, Kerry tells of how in June 1983 he came within seconds of what  could have been, at that time, the largest domestic terrorist act in US  history, when he took a bomb into a gay church. But how the actions of  the people in the church changed his perspective and he did not go  through with the plan.  This is an episode you won't want to miss. 
 Kerry Noble has published two books "Tabernacle of Hate: Seduction Into  Right-Wing Extremism" and "Tabernacle of Hope: Bridging Your Darkened  Past Toward a Brighter Future" which can be found on Amazon.com - Check  out Kerry on Twitter: @KerryNoble_CSA  
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