Thread: Race, the Gospel, and the Moment

Originally Posted by BAP

This article reminds me of those times when my lovely wife gets upset at me for not apologizing for something she conjured up in her own mind and subsequently demands an apology

Not sure why Christians with an Anglo-white background are obligated to respond any different from those with a non anglo-background but ..

My question is how should black American Christians respond to the Black Lies Matter terrorist group, how should they respond to The Black Panthers, how should they respond to KKKlanned Parenthood, the number one killer of black Americans?? How did black American Christians respond to the riotous protests that occurred during President Trump's Inauguration??

It amazes me the hypocrisy of many black Christians who were and are silent about the violent RACISM of certain black groups against American citizens, yet they are quick to denounce the actions when the violence is perpetuated by white citizens. I'm so fed up with the hypocritical outrage by black Christians I could scream. The IDOLATRY OF RACE will be the destruction of many Christians, black, white, brown, red, and yellow. Racism is a SIN problem, not a skin problem.

How should Christians, and especially those with an African-American background, respond to the violence committed daily against other black Americans, particularly the unborn? What was and is the response of their black messiah the demise of thousands of young black men in his hometown of Chicago?

How is it that certain black Christians are so outraged about a few white supremacists, but not outraged by the violence committed by the Black Lies Matter group and other violent anti-white groups. What did the black Camelot do to combat black on black violence???

Originally Posted by A.J.

What's he supposed to DO? Besides repeatedly saying he's not in agreement with them? What is he expected to DO?

Exactly! It doesn't matter how much he denounces the violence, it doesn't matter how much compassion he shows towards those who are suffering. The people that are against President Trump would rather see him fail even at the expense of the country. That's how strong the hate is and unfortunately a lot of it is from Christians.

I'm puzzled that many Christians are unable to discern who is behind the unrest and lawlessness. It's like they've been possessed. Blaming President Trump for the racial unrest is absurd, especially since the majority of it happened on the former occupier's of the Oval Office watch, and who is mostly responsible for the division of the races in this country, which was his intent...He said it himself, "I plan to fundamentally change America" and he almost succeeded.

"The picture below is Sen. Robert K. Byrd (D). He was in Congress from 1953 until 1959 and as a U.S. Senator from 1959 to 2010. He was also a Grand dragon of the KKK.

His statue STILL remains in Washington.

This is the reason why Democrats and many black folks have no credence. They ARE the very definition of hypocrites.

To the black democrat. While you're in shock over the statue, please don't forget you're still voting for democrat candidates that supports your genocide.

They support it in the form of abortion. YOU support it by not educating your kids, and allowing them to grow up with the same hatred that you have in YOUR heart, and that's why you have that generational curse upon you.

Repent. Turn from your wicked ways. Allow God to heal your hurt."

Originally Posted by fuego

It's called hypocrisy and double-standard.

Yes, and the idolatry of race.