Infernal Handiwork: Trinity Broadcasting Network Aids Apartheid South Africa, 1980–1994
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Paul Crouch, the founder of the world’s largest religious television network, Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN), knew the force hindering his 1985 plan to expa
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