Because knowledge is power.
Voddie Baucham. CC image courtesy of Flickr. Image links to source.
By R.L. Stollar, HA Community Coordinator
Due to the controversy over the lack of indictment of Darren Wilson in the Michael Brown shooting in Ferguson, Missouri, American Christians are having heated conversations about racism in the United States. One of these conversations was provoked by an article written by Voddie Baucham for The Gospel Coalition. Baucham’s article, entitled “Thoughts on Ferguson”, was immediately criticized by fellow conservative Christian Thabiti Anyabwile. Today four Christian leaders of color — Austin Channing Brown, Christena Cleveland, Drew Hart and Efrem Smith — condemned Baucham for an “assault on black people” that was “dishonoring the image of God in black people, especially at a time when so many black Americans are in pain.”
As all these conversations are happening, it seems a lot of people who didn’t grow up in the conservative Christian homeschooling world…
View original post 1,107 more words
Opineaway 