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ideas-7929	Intifadah, Alfira Khairina; Sujiwa, Krisna; Prihatika, Yusrina Dinar	Reframing the Frontier: Religion, Race, and Colonial Violence in American Primeval (2025)	2025	21	.pdf	application/pdf	7891	414	41	His followers: “Amen” In this dialogue, when Brigham Young says, “We must use the spirit of Zion to drive out those devils, the term “devils” clearly refers to Indigenous peoples, who are seen by him and his followers as obstacles to the creation of their religious utopia by calling them devils, he dehumanizes Indigenous people and frames their removal as a holy mission, not just a political or territorial act. This emphasizes that Sara’s statement is not only about her personal realization but also illustrates how settler culture functioned, it instilled fear and false ideas about Indigenous peoples to make settler violence and land theft appear reasonable or even necessary.	cache/ideas-7929.pdf	txt/ideas-7929.txt