Rev David K Stacey (2 results)

The Christian Identity pastor David K. Stacey argues against race-mixing based on the two seedline theory. This theory, which developed through British Israelite circles over many decades, posited that an inferior pre-Adamite race of non-whites populated the earth and that Adam was therfore the first Caucasion and the father of the white race. The theory later extended to Jews who were the progeny of Satan (the serpent) and Stacey proudly admits that his Christian ministry is both "anti-Jew [and[ anti-Negro." Published by Edward Fields' National States Rights Party imprint. David Stacey (1928-1970) was an obscure and short-lived figure in the racialist right. He was born in Farmington, NM, and appears to have lived there for his entire life, which was cut short in a car accident on August 8th 1970. He was a Korean War veteran and an itinerant Christian Identity pastor who was aligned with the National States Rights Party and was profiled in its newspaper, The Thunderbolt. Quad-fold, brochure format, toning to rear panel, else a fine copy.…

A horrifically racist anti-interracial marriage pamphlet penned by Rev. David K. Stacey and published by The Thunderbolt, a white supremacist serial published to promote "The White Man's Opinion". Uses religion to justify racist ideologies. The rhetoric and arguments used in the text mirror MAGA talking points nearly perfectly, highlighting MAGA's deep roots in religious conservatism in the American South. Printed pamphlet on blue paper measuring approx. 8.5" by 3.5" folded, 8.5" by 14" unfolded. 7 copies on WorldCat (May 2026). Very good to near-fine. Some sunning/discoloration.…