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Recently, I was at an event in the USA where our ministry gave away our material, including the Critical Race Theory: Exposing the Lies While Advancing the Gospel magazine. After reading the material, several well-meaning people questioned the sincerity of my Christian values and that of Come And Reason’s message. Some thought I was being racist in how I addressed this issue or was denying the impact of racism. Several asked me about it in person, and one person sent a passionate but mature and reasonable email. Because others may also have concerns or questions, I thought it might be helpful to post my response to the email.
I first want to thank you for taking the time to share your concerns. I recognize your courage and your Christlike spirit in reaching out to me. In communication, there can be errors in transmission and reception or both—meaning that what I think I am saying may not be understood or come out as I intend. I very much appreciate the opportunity to discuss this issue with you.
First, I have never believed nor intended to say anything that suggests that racism doesn’t exist or that people haven’t been hurt by racism. My point was that Critical Race Theory (CRT) is not about advancing a solution to racism; it is exploiting the hurt feelings that racism has caused to advance another agenda, specifically to attack and destroy Christianity and its godly principles under the false flag of the pursuit of racial equity. What makes CRT so insidious is that it banks on the subject matter (racism) being so emotional that people will respond to the claims it asserts without evaluating the methods it employs and, thus, dupe people into participating in an anti-Christian movement while believing they are promoting racial equality. When persons like myself try to expose the anti-Christian agenda of all Critical Theories, including CRT, many people misunderstand and accuse me of denying racial inequities or that racism occurs. So, let me say again that I believe racism is very real, but I believe that racism is what Martin Luther King Jr. described: judging and discriminating against people on the basis of their skin color or some other superficial quality and not valuing people based on the merit of their character.
I have strongly advocated for racial equality my entire career, have written about it, spoken about it, and have advanced what I understand to be the only solution for racism, and that is Christ in the hearts of people. There are no human governmental solutions that can resolve racism; human governments can only restrain the racists from hurting people. But the real solution is the love of Jesus Christ, who when accepted into the heart, turns the racist into a friend—that is the message and mission that I seek.
I pray God’s blessing upon you and your family.
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