All I have to say is talk to some of the signers of the anti-social justice statement like Pastor Talbot in Lakeland, Florida, Douglas Wilson and others. They CLEARLY defended Trump's pro ALT RIGHT WHITE NATIONALISTS Charlottesville remarks which emboldened the Nazis and white nationalists. And they are very dogmatic against the 14th amendment and have deep neo confederate white supremacist thinking. They believe the South was going to end slavery even though in their secession documents the southern states CLEARLY said they were leaving the union to preserve slavery and white supremacy. I don't even talk about slavery like… Read more »
Jane Deely
So I keep seeing this with the social justice movement and it is very deceptive. They will usually argue with partially true premises to draw a very false conclusion. Their true premises draw on theological concepts (cultural redemption/applied Christianity) that rightly assume that social issues are redemptive issues. Who can deny that? An unlived Christianity is dead. However, an assumed premise that they evade arguing openly for goes like this: only the Democrat party addresses social issues (which is why they keep enlisting gun violence, racism, & income inequality as gospel issues). So the conclusion they would like you to… Read more »
Kathleen Peck
Maybe he is an over complicated thinker, maybe he's gone mad with all his learning. Who knows? Whatever the case his bias, pride, divisiveness & agenda filter through the entire thing & I'm not sure how this glorifies God or helps believers in any way?
Carmen Siekierke
What Satan has always tried to do is misuse the Gospel by corrupting it into some kind of political crusade. How did Judas deceive everyone but Jesus? He pretended to care about the poor. There is an anti-Christ spirit behind this sociological political justice movement. If possible the elect will be deceived.
All I have to say is talk to some of the signers of the anti-social justice statement like Pastor Talbot in Lakeland, Florida, Douglas Wilson and others. They CLEARLY defended Trump's pro ALT RIGHT WHITE NATIONALISTS Charlottesville remarks which emboldened the Nazis and white nationalists. And they are very dogmatic against the 14th amendment and have deep neo confederate white supremacist thinking. They believe the South was going to end slavery even though in their secession documents the southern states CLEARLY said they were leaving the union to preserve slavery and white supremacy. I don't even talk about slavery like… Read more »
So I keep seeing this with the social justice movement and it is very deceptive. They will usually argue with partially true premises to draw a very false conclusion. Their true premises draw on theological concepts (cultural redemption/applied Christianity) that rightly assume that social issues are redemptive issues. Who can deny that? An unlived Christianity is dead. However, an assumed premise that they evade arguing openly for goes like this: only the Democrat party addresses social issues (which is why they keep enlisting gun violence, racism, & income inequality as gospel issues). So the conclusion they would like you to… Read more »
Maybe he is an over complicated thinker, maybe he's gone mad with all his learning. Who knows?
Whatever the case his bias, pride, divisiveness & agenda filter through the entire thing & I'm not sure how this glorifies God or helps believers in any way?
What Satan has always tried to do is misuse the Gospel by corrupting it into some kind of political crusade. How did Judas deceive everyone but Jesus? He pretended to care about the poor. There is an anti-Christ spirit behind this sociological political justice movement. If possible the elect will be deceived.
The problem is he's been smoking to much crack.
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