If you are aiming for “racial reconciliation,” Christians, intersectionality, Critical Race Theory and Liberation Theology will not get you there. Their purpose is to deconstruct & divide, but they can never build up & bring together.
How do you know your church is preaching these things? If the teaching assigns guilt & innocence, responsibility & victimhood, collectively based on skin color. If repentance is only demanded based on race. If “justice” is defined as the world defines it rather than how God does.
If Jesus is characterized as a social revolutionary rather than a savior with a revolutionary gospel that frees both the societal oppressor & the societally oppressed from sin. If your pastor simply repeats mainstream narratives about systemic racism rather than the facts.
Most importantly—if the gospel is not presented as the one thing with the power to a) reconcile us to a holy God and b) unify people of all backgrounds and ethnicities.
If you want to be truly “anti-racist” do 2 things: Love God, & love your neighbor as yourself.
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🧵Baylor University, a large Baptist college in Texas, took $643K from a progressive foundation to push LGBTQ+ affirmation in churches, then returned it. But is this repentance or damage control? A look at the university’s moves in recent years reveals the truth:
2/ First, the recent grant. Baylor’s Diana R. Garland School of Social Work applied for and accepted the $643,401 grant from the Baugh Foundation, which funds projects and organizations that seek to liberalize Christian institutions.
3/ The grant was for a research project called “Courage from the Margins: Inclusion and Belonging Practices for LGBTQIA+ and Women in Congregations,” the purpose of which was to use the “lived experiences” of “LGBTQIA+” people to inform congregations about ways they can be more “inclusive.”
🧵1/ If you’ve heard of The @Innocence Project, you might think they serve a noble cause—freeing the “wrongly convicted.” But they’re actually left-wing activists whose toxic empathy shields monsters to push a radical agenda. Brace yourself for a horrific story:
2/ In 2002, Robert Roberson was convicted of murdering his 2-year-old daughter, Nikki. But in 2024, as he was about to be executed for his crimes in TX, The @Innocence Project took up his case, painting Roberson as a gentle “Forrest Gump” type who was wrongly convicted.
3/ Roberson’s name flooded headlines as an “innocent” autistic dad on death row, saved by a judge’s last-minute order, whose daughter died in his care from an accidental fall. Prominent figures rallied for him. But here’s what @Innocence doesn’t say:
When progressives call you a “Christian nationalist” or “fascist,” know it’s projection.
In Colorado, a new law bans sex-exclusive spaces, forcing camps to let males into girls’ areas—or face legal action. One Christian camp is pushing back. Here’s what you need to know 🧵
2/ For 75 years, IdRaHaJe (which stands for “I’d Rather Have Jesus”) has existed as a place where kids can learn more about Jesus, build friendships, and enjoy God’s creation. The camp, like all Christian entities, abides by the gender designations clearly spelled out in the first chapter of the Bible: “God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them.” (Gen. 1:27)
3/ Colorado’s law prevents IdRaHaJe, and every other Christian-owned organization, from abiding by its beliefs. This is an obvious infringement upon their First Amendment rights, as my friends at @ADFlegal will successfully argue on their behalf. But, in Democrat-run states like Colorado, the process is the punishment. Remember Jack Phillips?
Hey @ejdickson - Thanks for your email. Happy to be included in your Rolling Stones piece. Quick question: Do you still believe pedophilia is a “sexual orientation” that can be satisfied by child sex dolls? Please let me know by EOD tomorrow. twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Considered writing a thoughtful response but decided it’s not worth it. Their “transphobia is a right-wing grift that pays” angle is obvious, and they’d never let go of it, no matter how sincere and convincing my rebuttal was. But, for anyone else:
I’ve been writing and talking about gender ideology since at least 2018. Dedicated a segment of my book to it, which I finished in 2019. Of course, as the movement has picked up momentum and entered into the mainstream, there has been more reason to discuss, analyze, and refute… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Black people should get away from white people, but if white people are in white-only spaces, it’s because they’re white supremacists 😀 Does anyone want to take a guess as to why so many people who posted black squares in 2020 have abandoned their “anti-racist” journey
It’s because it’s a legalistic, unrelenting religion with no redemption or grace, no chance of salvation. The rules aren’t even consistent. People will play along with the “do better” trash for a little while, but eventually the sanctification-without-justification stuff gets old
Why does it take longer than a day to count votes in blue areas? Probably because corrupt people are appointed to run the elections. Look at Harris County, TX - huge county trying to oust the liberal judge largely responsible for the uptick in violent crime. Who was appointed? 1/
His name is Clifford Tatum. He ran elections in DC for years, despite complaints of corruption & that elections under his watch were a “disaster” and like voting “in a third world country.” He also owes over $100k in income tax, so that’s cool. washingtonexaminer.com/dc-elections-c…
So, out of ALL the people who could’ve run the election process in one of the biggest counties in the country, this was the guy who was picked. Apparently no one in Houston, or all of Texas, was available. Only guy they could find was a DC guy with a horrible track record.