A famous Evangelical book was white supremacist

<h1>The book was a prosecution for fraud.</h1> <p>On point after point, Canfield’s biography of a Christian hero read like a legal indictment. Scofield had been accused of bribery and theft when holding public positions. He’d lied about being in the Confederate Army. There was suggestion he’d been in jail, and a heavy drinker.</p> <p>He’d been divorced, and cruelly ignored two daughters on the grounds that their mother was Catholic. He refused child support even after he’d become wealthy from his Bible. He left his daughters out of his will.</p> <p><a href="https://medium.com/belover/a-famous-evangelical-book-was-white-supremacist-5eed08c09704"><strong>Click Here</strong></a></p>