Christian blacks and whites must reject the heterodoxy, heteropraxy, and pharisaical nature of antiracism. It doesn’t bring healing, nor can it be synthesized with Christianity. It’s a false religion that distracts Christians from that which has the power to change minds, hearts, and systems—the redemptive covenant of Jesus Christ.
Why I Hate August” remains up on the The Gospel Coalition site and Copeland is still listed as a TGC Council Member. In fact, TGC appears to be between a rock and a hard place. They really have three options: they can remove the article without comment, remove it with a retraction, or keep it up. All three options have their costs.
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