Race riots are innate to the American experience.
Tag Archives: Civil War
What If: Reimagining Race Relations After the American Civil War
What was meant to become the zenith of American race relations became, instead, its nadir.
New Book Review: Life of a Klansman
Whiteness is not a deformation of thought, but a kind of thought itself.
New Book Review: Reparations – A Christian Call to Repentance and Repair
New Review Up & Running!
Abraham Lincoln and the Narrative of White Messiahship
I am not, nor ever have been, in favor of bringing about in any way the social and political equality of the white and black races. – Abraham Lincoln
New Book Review: The Civil War as a Theological Crisis
New Review Up & Running!
The Burden of History & The Curse of Heritage
A Review of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary’s Racist History and Present Day Iconolatry of Slave Owners
Corporate Confessions: How Confronting the Ugly Side of Church History Honors Christ
We have sinned, we have acted wickedly.
Sunday Review – Made In Christ, Part II: Unity
“Our great commission is to go out into the world but we have settled for going into the church.”
Olivet Theory 