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Theology in the RawChris Sprinklechristian podcast, theology podcast, Preston sprinkle, theology in the raw, Samuel sey, crt, critical race theory, white privilege, systemic racism, another perspective on systemic racism

#882 - Another Perspective on Systemic Racism, White Privilege, and CRT: Samuel Sey

Samuel Sey is a Ghanian-Canadian who lives in outside of Toronto. He’s written extensively on race, racial justice, abortion, critical race theory, and other issues related to faith and culture. He challenges us with a perspective on race that’s different from what you will hear on most mainstream media outlets.

Theology in the RawChris Sprinklechristian podcast, theology podcast, Preston sprinkle, theology in the raw, Samuel sey, crt, critical race theory, white privilege, systemic racism, another perspective on systemic racism
#882 - Another Perspective on Systemic Racism, White Privilege, and CRT: Samuel Sey
Theology in the RawChris SprinklePreston sprinkle, theology in the raw, Christian podcast, The last couple of years has kicked up a lot of dust regarding race relations in America and in the church, but why did it take so long? Thabiti, or “Pastor T, ” helps us understand some of the concerns and frustrations that black people have had about how white people (progressives and conservatives) have gone about the race conversation. Pastor T helps us understand what Critical Race Theory is, the real meaning of systemic racism, why issues of justice are not subsidiary to the gospel, Thabiti was converted under the preaching of the gospel in the Washington DC area. He and his wife, have three children. Thabiti is the author of several books, including The Life of God in the Soul of the Church; The Gospel for Muslims; What Is a Healthy Church Member?; The Decline of African-American Theology and The Faithful Preach, Race, CRT, the gospel, social justice, evangelicalism, systemic racism

#844 - Race, CRT, the gospel, social justice, evangelicalism, systemic racism: Thabiti Anyabwile

The last couple of years has kicked up a lot of dust regarding race relations in America and in the church, but why did it take so long? Thabiti, or “Pastor T,” helps us understand some of the concerns and frustrations that black people have had about how white people (progressives and conservatives) have gone about the race conversation. Pastor T helps us understand what Critical Race Theory is, the real meaning of systemic racism, why issues of justice are not subsidiary to the gospel, and how the church can have better conversations about race.

Theology in the RawChris SprinklePreston sprinkle, theology in the raw, Christian podcast, The last couple of years has kicked up a lot of dust regarding race relations in America and in the church, but why did it take so long? Thabiti, or “Pastor T, ” helps us understand some of the concerns and frustrations that black people have had about how white people (progressives and conservatives) have gone about the race conversation. Pastor T helps us understand what Critical Race Theory is, the real meaning of systemic racism, why issues of justice are not subsidiary to the gospel, Thabiti was converted under the preaching of the gospel in the Washington DC area. He and his wife, have three children. Thabiti is the author of several books, including The Life of God in the Soul of the Church; The Gospel for Muslims; What Is a Healthy Church Member?; The Decline of African-American Theology and The Faithful Preach, Race, CRT, the gospel, social justice, evangelicalism, systemic racism
#844 - Race, CRT, the gospel, social justice, evangelicalism, systemic racism: Thabiti Anyabwile
Theology in the RawChris SprinkleA Christian Response to the Death of George Floyd, Preston sprinkle, Theology in the Raw, George Floyd, Justin Giboney, systemic racism, abuse of force, faith and politics, partisanship

#795 - A Christian Response to the Death of George Floyd: A Conversation with Justin Giboney

The death of George Floyd has sparked many questions related to race relations, systemic racism, the use and abuse of force and power among the police force, faith and politics, partisanship, and many other questions. To help us think through these questions, I recently interviewed Justin Giboney from the AndCampaign in a live YouTube conversation, and this podcast is the audio version of that conversation.

Theology in the RawChris SprinkleA Christian Response to the Death of George Floyd, Preston sprinkle, Theology in the Raw, George Floyd, Justin Giboney, systemic racism, abuse of force, faith and politics, partisanship
#795 - A Christian Response to the Death of George Floyd: A Conversation with Justin Giboney