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Christians in America should read the works of C. René Padilla, Samuel Escobar, Orlando Costas, & "A Gospel for the Poor" by @dc_kirkpatrick.
Those who are making Critical Race Theory a test of Orthodoxy are following suit with what Latina/o Evangélicos faced in the 60's-80's
Those who are making Critical Race Theory a test of Orthodoxy are following suit with what Latina/o Evangélicos faced in the 60's-80's
North American/British Conservatives, organizations, & missions agencies turned the fight regarding "Inerrancy" (a fight w/ modernism) against their own brothers & sisters in Latin America (IFES Papers '1972).
Reflecting on the Cochabamba Declaration (of the FTL) Escobar said...
Reflecting on the Cochabamba Declaration (of the FTL) Escobar said...
"We thought that to include the word "inerrancy" was to bring an agenda from the United States to a situation where nobody ever doubted the authority of the Word of God!"
This is a very similar move regarding today. For Christians who speak out against the sin of partiality...
This is a very similar move regarding today. For Christians who speak out against the sin of partiality...
also called "racism", Christians who speak to issues of justice, or human flourishing, they're challenged to prove their 'Orthodoxy' by renouncing CRT.
Keep in mind, many believers have not engaged the primary sources of CRT, were never educated in CRT yet because they address
Keep in mind, many believers have not engaged the primary sources of CRT, were never educated in CRT yet because they address
the above mentioned sins in the church, they're held at bay until they cross the hurdle of "CRT" placed in their line by fellow believers. If they don't, then they're called liberal, social justice warrior, Marxist, enemies of the church & lumped together w/ the mass of perdition
