We think that that this idea of You know, it's white supremacy white privilege these ideas that the churches

Now, were there white supremacists in the American church? Yes. Yes. But that's a very different claim. So, so this first, you know, solution is not a solution. It would be actually a lie to say that the church was built on white supremacy.

I mean, really? What privileges do white people have in white churches that black people don't? Here's one thing he points out. Whites have privileges to ignore issues that haunt and hurt black people, issues which black people cannot ignore.

In the black church, what you've seen is we've been constantly fed a steady diet of critical race theory, unbeknownst to most people that that's what we were being fed. The idea that race is important, that it supersedes what we need to think about with regard to Christ and Him crucified, that my race is more important than anything else.

And we can move this conversation forward when we do that. Instead of saying there's these really vague white supremacist systems and there's these vague white privilege, you know, that churches have in their structures and the systems.

So we bash the traditional black church, we think all things that are white are right, and we begin to self -hate. We perpetuate white supremacy in our own lives. Justification by faith is central to the gospel.

Here it is. Are white supremacy and christian supremacy? Two sides of the same coin. How have ideas and doctrines about the great commission and evangelism and god's sovereignty and election? Been used to prop up and spread white supremacy.

We got to go with the conspiracy theory that our churches teach white supremacy or at least friendly to white supremacy. This guy right here in this picture was talking about that. This is Mika Edmondson.

So anyway, this idea, you know, white supremacy and homophobia, well, that gives you some idea and you'd

This is whiteness personified. And the reality is that the woke cult in the Christian church doesn't really do much to counterbalance this narrative that we've got whiteness and we've got blackness, and whiteness is wicked, whiteness is the devil, and blackness is the oppressed, and God's always on the side of the oppressed and stuff like that.

Yes, there are some good black churches. Did James White say otherwise? No, none of this refutes this. And if you think that this kind of stuff refutes it, I'm sorry, but you're just not thinking straight.

But he put out a tweet that said not incidental Atlanta murderer Atlanta murder suspects SBC Church belongs to founders ministry group That claims white fragility is pro -racism Calls critical race theory godless and materialistic ideologies equates women preaching with abuse so It didn't take long for people to start grabbing hold of that.

This is a disgusting idea. The fact that white people are guilty, because they're white, and whiteness itself is sinful. It's a caste system that needs to be destroyed. That's not true. That's not biblical.

The issue is I see it is what is the nature of the Christian Church and What is the unity that we have in Christ? And is there such a thing as whiteness or blackness or brownness or? whateverness. That that somehow can become the very defining factor in one's theology and Christian experience and that Frightens me that there are people who truly do believe and and you know, I I I've only heard this on television, but now I could see why it would be there's a lot of people who've just sort of sat back and said, you know when I see all the clips of Jeremiah Wright's church, I don't see any white people there and I if I was a white person listening this kind of preaching all the time.

And unfortunately, SJW, this SJW ideology and this false narrative of the white patriarchy trying to suppress people and people of color and stuff like that. This is a form of racism for real. And this is actually contrary then to this idea of we all being one in Christ.

The reality is God's church is not so white. And if it was, that wouldn't be a problem anyway, but it's not. God's church is not white, right? Because this kind of makes it seem like there's our church and it's so white, and then all the other churches, that's sort of like the others.

Like as if when people say there's no such thing as the black church, what they're actually doing is denying the fact that there are churches that are predominantly black or churches catering to black people.

What they're saying, what they're doing is they're taking the idea of whiteness, which at one time was just the structures that continue to hold black people down. And they've moved that into overlapping with the Judeo -Christian worldview.

So this is the idea of being in a racist system and perpetuating the white privilege, even if you don't mean to, you're still, there's still racism by consequence. So again, CRT. One aspect of this obedience, so obedience to the Holy Spirit, as he works in us, we will do anti -racist and social justice work.

So if you don't have a certain level of black people, Indian people, um, um, um, Spanish people, if you just don't have a diverse people who are in authority or have a certain amount of power within that, um, structure within the church, then you have probably imbibed a white supremacist worldview, okay?