@esaumccaulley These arguments have been going on for 200 years. Southern Christian leaders like James Henley Thornwell taught that those who stood against their racism were communists 
@esaumccaulley The Southern Baptists burnt the books of Spurgeon when he decried their racism. I guess they thought he was a communist rabble rouser too.
@esaumccaulley Bavinck considered American Christianity was utterly corrupted by mammon and racism. He had no problem calling out this systemic sin and calling for repentance and justice in his sermons
@esaumccaulley British Evangelicals wouldn't allow their American brethren into an Evangelical Alliance in 1846 because they wouldn't repent of the sins of racism and slavery
@esaumccaulley The anti-justice strand of American Southern Christianity is an anachronism rejected by orthodox Christians around the world. I would be appalled if the @The_ACNA had any truck with this
@esaumccaulley @The_ACNA Excellent insights into Bavinck's reflections on race and American Christianity by James Eglinton (Professor of Reformed Theology Edinburgh) in his blog jameseglinton.wordpress.com/2020/06/05/bav…
@esaumccaulley @The_ACNA Evangelical leader John Stott used his Christianity Today column to decry the widespread sin of racism blog.logos.com/2020/02/a-bibl…
