critical race theory

On Accusations Against Voddie Baucham and Fault Lines, part 2

by Garrett O’Hara | September 15, 2021 | Theology | 2 Comments

In part one concerning accusations against Voddie Baucham and his book Fault Lines, I argued: Baucham’s misquotation and misrepresentation of Delgado and Stefancic is a serious error, not a minor formatting mishap. The controversy online appears to have died down, and...

On Accusations Against Voddie Baucham and Fault Lines, part 1

by Garrett O’Hara | August 5, 2021 | Theology | 0 Comments

On July 30th, Joel McDurmon posted a blog article titled "Voddie's Fault Lines Worse Than Before: Fake Quotations AND Plagiarism." McDurmon previously posted a series of videos critiquing Voddie Baucham's book, Fault Lines, that had not captured my attention despite...

Ethnos is not Ethnicity

by Garrett O’Hara | June 24, 2021 | Theology | 0 Comments

I've been hearing an argument from our own side of the critical race theory (CRT) fault line as of late. The argument basically goes, "Use biblical terminology. The biblical term is 'ethnicity' (ethnos in Greek), not race. Race doesn't exist." I see a couple of...

Uncle Tom (movie review)

Uncle Tom Movie Review From https://www.uncletom.com/ An Oral History of the American Black...

Ekemini Uwan, Part 2: The Critical Race Theory Leaven

The 2019 Sparrow Conference feels like ages ago at this point though it's only been since late...

“Whiteness” and the Eternal Nations: A Commentary on Ekemini Uwan’s Sparrow Q&A (Part 1)

The world needs peacemakers, because conflict is everywhere - in relationships, on social media,...

Don’t Get Woke. Get to Know Your Local Church Brethren.

Nestled within 1 Corinthians 11, we find a likely familiar passage concerning the Lord's Table which pertains to the current social media conversation on racism and socioeconomic class. Critical race theory is probably the last topic I want to write about at the...

Christians and Privilege

The idea of one needing to check his privilege first came across my eyes and ears a few years back. I remember thinking, quite naively in hindsight, that this was just a few college students who are professionally and perpetually outraged being coached by some...