Biblical Unity vs Critical Race Theory

[MaxPC]

Interesting video and website. The issues with Critical Race Theory are manifold.
Center for Biblical Unity

[temporal1]

Interesting video and website. The issues with Critical Race Theory are manifold.
Center for Biblical Unity

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this video is 56 minutes. i believe i heard a brief few words of the introduction. interesting.
i’ll try again. it might be my device/connection.

is this a Catholic presentation? i heard the name, “Bontrager” right away. Anabaptist?

as worldly matters escalate, Jesus Christ rises as the sole hope for unity, in Him.
many have no idea they are yearning for Jesus! when eyes open, it does not cease to amaze.
He was there, all along. it’s we who are awkward and stumbling.

[MaxPC]

Not Catholic, rather it's sourced from an interdenominational study of secularism's influence and is applicable to all denominations.

If you can, listen to the video. There are references in the website as well. The current meta-narrative of Critical Race Theory is not only divisive but also obscures the message of the Bible in favor of a secular world-view. How is that for a teaser?

[joshuabgood]

Just for the record...no one has brought up CRT except for a certain segment of the MN crowd that doesn't believe is systemic racism. It is odd really.

[Bootstrap]

Just for the record...no one has brought up CRT except for a certain segment of the MN crowd that doesn't believe is systemic racism. It is odd really.

And Critical Race Theory is not the only worldly and divisive narrative about race.

[MaxPC]

Not Catholic, rather it's sourced from an interdenominational study of secularism's influence and is applicable to all denominations.

If you can, listen to the video. There are references in the website as well. The current meta-narrative of Critical Race Theory is not only divisive but also obscures the message of the Bible in favor of a secular world-view. How is that for a teaser?

Additionally, this lady seems to understand the hidden agendas of Critical Race Theory as a former believer in it herself. CRT pushes divisiveness, anger, etc. She now supports the Biblical approach that matches Anabaptist teachings: that of building Christian community and unity. It’s quite refreshing to see someone work toward agape and unity instead of simply repeating the meta-narrative of anger and division. Here’s a link to a FB post with a video in which she and another gentleman share their journey into and out of Critical Race Theory. They also share their thoughts on the new CRT push/agenda/canon of White Fragility, etc.
June 6th post:
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_ ... 54540&_rdr

Of course the usual pro-CRT bullies are trying to shut down her voice because she is promoting a Biblical view. Here’s more of the resources at her website In case you have trouble with download times:

RESOURCES
The Center for Biblical Unity sponsors a variety of resources to promote biblical, respectful and peaceful dialogue about racial unity in the church.
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VIDEOS
Visit (and subscribe to!) Monique's YouTube channel, where she archives conversations related to race and unity.
Monique co-hosts a weekly podcast called, All The Things. She and her podcast partner, Krista Bontrager (Theology Mom) discuss the cultural issues of the day in light of the historic Christian worldview. Past episodes are archived on the show's YouTube channel.
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DISCUSSION GROUPS
We believe that the foundation for unity in the Body of Christ comes through relationship, not social media. Monique runs 6-week discussion groups to help introduce Christians to issues related to racial unity and Critical Race Theory. Check the Center for Biblical Unity Facebook page for the latest days and times.​​

[MaxPC]

A good one on engaging in healthy conversations about ethnic prejudice and the Gospel.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?fbclid=IwAR ... AfkkSOddQ4

Another interview via youtuber.

Have you found yourself a bit confused by all the talk on Critical Race Theory, Identity Politics, Intersectionality, and terms of like manner? If so, join Bobby as he interviews apologist Dr. Neil Shenvi to discuss Critical Race Theory 101.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CFjK3BLDL ... MXMfiuMUeQ

[Wade]

Just for the record...no one has brought up CRT except for a certain segment of the MN crowd that doesn't believe is systemic racism. It is odd really.

Maybe I've missed something? - because I haven't seen anyone deny systemic racism. But I have seen a segment of people who follow Christ and apply his teaching of not resisting evil. To me, Christ means we are not to be reactive or partaking in activism, or protesting or whatever. To some onlookers follows of Christ look like deniers and lacking action, but the truth is rather they are active in loving as Christ taught and feel no need to compensate in reactive ways to correct everyone else's wrong views.

[joshuabgood]

Just for the record...no one has brought up CRT except for a certain segment of the MN crowd that doesn't believe is systemic racism. It is odd really.

Maybe I've missed something? - because I haven't seen anyone deny systemic racism. But I have seen a segment of people who follow Christ and apply his teaching of not resisting evil. To me, Christ means we are not to be reactive or partaking in activism, or protesting or whatever. To some onlookers follows of Christ look like deniers and lacking action, but the truth is rather they are active in loving as Christ taught and feel no need to compensate in reactive ways to correct everyone else's wrong views.

Thanks Wade. I think there definitely are some that deny "systemic racism" exists...but thanks for noting that you don't. If I am hearing you correctly.

I hear what you are saying...personally though, I think there is a place to protest things like systemic racism.

[MaxPC]

Wade, well said. Spot on!
I appreciate how you don’t make assumptions and prefer to wait in charity.

Just for the record...no one has brought up CRT except for a certain segment of the MN crowd that doesn't believe is systemic racism. It is odd really.

Maybe I've missed something? - because I haven't seen anyone deny systemic racism. But I have seen a segment of people who follow Christ and apply his teaching of not resisting evil. To me, Christ means we are not to be reactive or partaking in activism, or protesting or whatever. To some onlookers follows of Christ look like deniers and lacking action, but the truth is rather they are active in loving as Christ taught and feel no need to compensate in reactive ways to correct everyone else's wrong views.