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How a Violent Klansman Became a Champion of Racial Reconciliation

An Interview with Tom Tarrants

12/4/19

John Stonestreet

How does a KKK terrorist survive a shootout with the FBI, get thrown into federal prison, and then become an ambassador for racial reconciliation and the head of a major Christian ministry? That’s the story Tom Tarrants tells on today’s BreakPoint Podcast and in his new book, “Consumed by Hate: Redeemed by Love.”

Tarrants is the President Emeritus of the C. S. Lewis Institute. Here he is, with Colson Center President John Stonestreet.

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