In this episode we address some of the major concerns people have with CRT and how to frame the conversation in a way that gives clarity for processing the theory as Christians.
Tag: Critical Race Theory
How We Gaslight to Condemn CRT
That CRT is this big, dangerous monster subtly deceiving people all over the place, even those within the church, is an example of a false narrative.
Mandated Equality Will Not End Well
Integration should have helped develop racial equality in education, yet even after Brown v. Board, inequality along racial lines within academia continued.
Where Voddie Baucham Gets It Wrong
Voddie Baucham has been one of the most prominent voices speaking out against CRT as anti “biblical justice,” but he gets some things wrong.
Where Voddie Baucham Gets It Right
Voddie Baucham has been one of the most prominent voices speaking out against Christians using Critical Race Theory (CRT) as a framework for understanding injustice. He happens to get a number of things quite right!
Why We Need to Talk about Power When Talking about Racism
We need to talk about power when talking about racism because the reality is that white Christians ultimately get their way. At least in their world.
“How Come There’s No ‘Asian’ Privilege?”
People tend to bring up the Asian American experience as a way of saying, “See, anyone who just puts their mind to it and works hard can make it big in America.”
The Responsibility White Christians Have with Their Privilege
Don’t be scared of the term “white privilege.” Acknowledge it. Steward it according to the way God would have you steward any other benefit.
Sin and Critical Race Theory
Let’s let go of CRT. We still have the sin of racial prejudice to deal with. And this prejudice doesn’t go away.
Critical Race Theory: Acknowledging the Problem
Our concerns for dangerous aspects of CRT should not keep us from acknowledging the problem of racial injustice and the solution the Gospel offers.
Don’t Stand on CRT; Walk with People
If we’re going to insist the problems CRT addresses don’t actually exist we better make sure no one actually experiences the problems.
A Biblical Theology of Creation, Sin, and Justice (the place to start with our view of the world)
Justice, for Yahweh, is not merely making one pay for the wrongdoing they’ve done but it’s helping one become who they were meant to be in the first place.