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An Open Letter to my Black Evangelical Friends

Cleombrotus2011 Wrote: Nov 14, 2012 5:55 AM

Michael Brown writes: "May I pose some candid questions?" Are you kidding me? When it comes to the issue of discussions on race in this country, the first casualty, as they say, is TRUTH. We, because of black demagogues having hijacked the dialog, are incapable of discussing ANYTHING with regards to race with any degree of honesty. Whites will always be the bad guys and blacks will always be oppressed by them. Even in the one society where all people groups who, historically, have been left out elsewhere have prospered like nowhere else.

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An Open Letter to my Black Evangelical Friends

I am not writing this letter to accuse but rather to advance understanding. And even though I am white, I am not writing as an outsider but as a fellow evangelical, part of the same spiritual family. May I pose some candid questions?

Are you guilty, on any level, of blind allegiance to the Democratic party? And, on Election Day, did any of you compromise your convictions out of racial solidarity?

I have been very open in my criticism of white evangelicals, pointing out how we often put our trust in the Republican party and how we look to the latest...

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