Does the KKK believe in god?

Answer 1

Yes, or so they claim. They claim to follow the teachings of Old Testament to justify prosecution of Catholics, Jews and other religious and racial minorities. They can be considered Christian Protestant religious terrorists.

Answer 2

Most branches and local groups claim to be. In 1915, William Simmons founded the twentieth-century version of the KKK after viewing the film, Birth of a Nation, which glorified the history of the Klan. The new Klan was not only anti black, but anti Jewish, anti foreign, and anti-Catholic. The Klan actually became a respected part of the Democratic Party and reached its peak of political power in the 1920s, when membership may have been as high as 4.5 million, including many prominent business and political leaders. In the 1960s, the KKK briefly rose again to try and oppose the Civil Rights Movement. After numerous deaths and disappearance of civil rights workers in the South, and the burning of black churches, and the passage of the Civil Rights Acts of 1964 and 1965, the Klan fell apart. Today, there are small splinter groups of the KKK but no one large national organization.

They claim to be Protestant Christian, although, their actions clearly are NOT.

Answer 3

Because they believe they are Christians, regardless of any fact of the matter.